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Kingston, Ontario, Canada

For my graduate thesis I worked in the James Lab at Queen's University partnered with the Kingston Health Sciences Centre. My responsibilities included literature review, grant writing, spreadsheet development, data collection and analysis, recruiting patients and manuscript, abstract development and poster presentations. Thesis Title: Canadian Hemophilia Carriers Pregnancy Study: Coagulation Factor Levels and Post Partum Blood Loss.

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

I was a teaching assistant for REPD 372: Reproduction and Development, working under Dr. Stephany Monsanto.

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

I was a part time instructor for the Pathology course offered by the Enrichment Studies Unit (ESU) at Queen's University. We catered specifically to grade 7-12 students seeking enriched learning experiences that go above the provincial curriculum. Along with my co-instructors, I created lessons, gave lectures, and ran activities. I also was part of a team who converted this pathology course into a teaching manual and teaching materials for the Queen's University Bader International Study Centre.

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

My responsibilities were patient intake and collection of vitals, managing the online messaging portal, COVID-19 screening, charting, restocking and cleaning clinic rooms, prepping procedure rooms, assisting physicians, assisting nurses, booking appointments and administrative duties.

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

For my undergraduate thesis I worked in the CINQ Lab at Queen's University partnered with the Kingston Health Sciences Centre. My responsibilities included spreadsheet development, data collection and analysis, recruiting patients and manuscript and poster development. Thesis Title: Detection of Vulnerable Plaque to Enhance Stress Echocardiography.

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

I undertook both leadership and supporting roles for various research projects. I worked on both qualitative and quantitative studies such as the studies titled: Assessing Procedural Sedation for Chest Tube/Pacing Wire Removal: A Prospective Observational Study, Cost Analysis of the Pediatric Congenital Heart Surgery Cases at the IWK Health Center. My responsibilities included protocol design, research ethics board submission, spreadsheet development, data collection and analysis, development of a system to continue collecting consumable data in the operating room during open heart surgery, manuscript development and training new research students.

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

My responsibilities included greeting patients, managing appointments, insurance submission and aiding the physiotherapists and massage therapists with the patients, machines, and equipment.

Master Of Science, Translational Medicine

Bsch, Life Sciences – Specialization In Cardiorespiratory Science