Michael Sacilowski Email & Phone Number

Buffalo, Ny, Us

Conduct various interventional Clinical Trials for the Kidney Transplant DepartmentExtensive experience with implementation of clinical trial protocolsExpert in IRB procedures, compliance, and submissions including Study start-up, Continuing Reviews, Budgets, Clinical Trials Agreements, Non-Disclosure AgreementsScreen and enroll patients and familiar with CFR guidelines Carry out scheduled study procedures/tests (Biospecimen collection, EKG, Chest X-ray, and Biopsies)Collect, process, and ship biospecimensDispensing and accountability of study medications Conduct Follow-Up Visits according to study protocol Comply with Sponsor requests and respond to Monitoring VisitsAssist with data collection process, data entry and query resolution

Cheektowaga Ny

Parish Catechetical leader at Queen of Martyrs Church serving as the Director of Religious Education since 2015. In October of 2018 was awarded certification as a Diocesan Catechetical Leader according to the standards and requirements of the Diocese of Buffalo. Received a Masters of Arts in Theology Degree from Christ the King Seminary in May 2015. Since 2000 he has designed and implemented a versatile intergenerational program (Generations of Faith) at Queen of Martyrs. He has been a Communion (3rd Grade) & Confirmation (11th Grade) Catechist. In addition he has conducted and personally designed many Parent/Student Eucharist and Reconciliation Retreats as well as Sponsor/Student Confirmation Retreats.He has served the parish as the lead member of the RCIA team educating as they become full members of the Church on a weekly basis and as the Sacramental Coordinator at Queen of Martyrs working hand-in-hand with the former parish C.R.E., Mrs. Rita Sandage. His experience also includes working as a Coordinator of Religious Education St. Mary’s of the Assumption in Lancaster (2006-2007) where he collaborated with the Director of Religious Education in planning & executing curriculum for over 600 students in grades 7-10. He has had the opportunity to work with the clergy, the music ministry, the Pro-Life ministry, and the St. Vincent DePaul Society at Queen of Martyrs and also serves as a lector.

Coordinate a variety of National Institutes of Health & Child Development Neonatology Research Network (NICHD-NRN) studies.Coordinate the NIH sponsored Prematurity and Respiratory Outcomes Program (PROP) at Buffalo.Screen patients based on inclusion/exclusion criteria to determine study eligibility.Submit IRB renewals and documents to assure regulatory compliance.Created binders and maintain regulatory documents.Collaborated with Respiratory Therapy, NICU Nurses, and Labor and Delivery, in order to preform Room Air Challenges, Hypoxic Challenges, and Non-Invasive Respiratory Assessments for the PROP study.Maintain detailed familiarity with medical procedures and protocol in order to ensure proper study protocol, procedures and intervention or data time points are followed.Patient enrollment including consenting, collection of data, and source document maintenance.Contemporaneous communication with principal investigator, institutional review board, medical and nursing staff, pharmacist, and lead study site.Conduct ongoing subject follow-ups with regard to adverse events.Interact with parents and staff regarding consent, clinical lab sample collection, recording of physical parameters, and medical monitoring of subjects.Collection and reporting of all study related data on Case Report Forms (clinical lab sample results,concomitant medications and procedures, adverse events, respiratory status, and medication administration).Attendance at national NICHD-NRN meetings and participation in telephone conferences.Prepare for site monitoring visits and resolution of study data queries.Prepare sample collection materials, obtain lab reports, and arrange for clinical sample shipment.

Survey of Gambling in the U.S. II: “Problem Gambling – a Decade of Change”Supervision of the day-to-day operations of this random-digit-dial survey.Ensure quality control by evaluating and providing feedback to interviewers.Testing and the development of computerized questionnaires. This involved critiquing and examining study questions with the emphasis on question wording, readability, flow, and logic to ensure that the best possible instrument was used during the studies.Responsible for the hiring and initial training of all interviewers (planned, developed, and conducted the training which included techniques and strategies of how to be a successful CATI research interviewer)Conducted monthly staff meetings and complimentary training sessions during the data collection phase.Involved in the development of study manuals that were used for initial training and reference during the course of the study.

Collaborated with the Director of Religious Education in planning & executing curriculum for over 600students in grades 7-10.Core Team member for the Generations of Faith program, parish retreats, and student workshops.Setting goals and objectives for the program.Recruiting catechists, supporting personnel, and resolving conflicts.Providing a variety of learning experiences for students including activities and group discussions.

Master’S Degree, Theology, 3.53 Gpa

Thesis: The Johannine Understanding of the Cross

Bachelor Of Applied Science, Criminal Justice

Associate Of Applied Science, Criminal Justice