Michelle Meyer Email & Phone Number

Chapel Hill, NC, US

Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States

Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Assistant professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine and a BIRCWH fellow.

Chapel Hill

• Designed and conducted analyses for research projects in multi-center cohort studies on women’s health, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, pulse wave velocity, electrocardiographic P wave indices, heart rate.
• Presented research at national meetings and publish research in peer-reviewed journals
• Collaborated on R01 grant submissions
• Attended weekly seminars and monthly journal clubs and peer-led workshops

Ulm, Germany

• Designed and conducted analyses for research projects on atrial fibrillation, depression, and anxiety in a cohort of patients with stable coronary heart disease (KAROLA) with 13 years of follow-up
• Gained perspectives on population research in cardiovascular diseases in an international setting
• Attended weekly group meetings and two one week short courses in biostatistics and pharmacoepidemiology

Pittsburgh, PA

• Conducted quality control and managed data from endothelial function assessments collected during the Slow Adverse Vascular Effects (SAVE) clinical trial that evaluated the effects of weight loss, increased physical.
• Collected data for an independent research project on complement protein C3 in women with polycystic ovary syndrome and controls

Pittsburgh, PA

• Responded to inquiries from the general public on public health issues
• Assisted with grant submissions
• Coordinated a workshop on diagnostic radiation

Pittsburgh, PA

• Assisted with manuscript preparation
• Conducted literature reviews and maintained a reference database
• Helped organize a conference titled “REACH – A New EU Approach to Chemical Safety: Lessons for the United States”

Pittsburgh, PA

• Assisted students with homework and evaluated student performance for Epidemiology Methods I for two years (Jan-Apr 2007 and 2008)
• Developed and taught course material for a weekly TA-led discussion session

Minneapolis, MN

• Assisted with molecular biology experiments on factors that initiate tumor metastasis in breast carcinoma cells
• Maintained cell cultures and prepared laboratory supplies and solutions

Phd, Epidemiology

Activities and Societies: • Delta Omega Honor Society in Public Health • The Doctoral Student Organization, University of Pittsburgh.

Mph, Epidemiology

Bs, Microbiology

Activities and Societies: • Microbiology Club, University of Minnesota Member 2003, President 2004-2006