Molly Neale Email and Phone Number

• Managed investigator-initiated clinical, retrospective, multi-site, and international research studies in the areas of Neurocritical Care and Epilepsy in the Neurosciences Clinical Trials Unit (NCTU) of the UNC School of Medicine Department of Neurology. • Created intricate step-by-step processes for research studies and a multi-site pilot clinical trial by collaborating with the studies’ principal investigators and adapting research protocols from other institutions. Enabled research projects to proceed with structure and efficacy by being detail-oriented and coordinating with positive communication. Oversaw study start-up and enrollment utilizing organization and dependability for straightforward project management.• Coordinated the multi-site pilot trial, The Coma Family Program (COMA-F), as the research coordinator team member at UNC, utilizing planning and efficiency to complete study activities independently. Collaborated closely with the research teams at the coordinating site, Massachusetts General Hospital, and the study’s additional recruiting site, University of Maryland. In Epic, screened for potential Severe Acute Brain Injury (SABI) patients and caregivers in the UNC Neurosciences ICU (Neuro-ICU) for qualifying diagnoses and inclusion/exclusion criteria, including reading Glasgow Coma Scales. With the UNC principal investigator, recruited and enrolled participants by explaining study procedures and conducting the consent discussion if the caregiver was interested in participating. Administered the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) assessment to potential participants. • Engaged the technique Qualitative Data Analysis Coding with the software MAXQDA to analyze interview transcripts. • Collaborated with the UNC IRB to submit and receive regulatory approval of research plans and materials to ensure ethical research protocols and practices.• Created REDCap surveys with complex conditional formatting in both Spanish and English.

• Demonstrated precise attention to detail and exceptional care to initiate peer-review process for newly submitted and revised research papers intended for publication in scholarly research journals.• Liaised with 5 medical research journals publishing original and exciting studies in Allergy & Immunology, Radiation Oncology, and Clinical Endocrinology.• Enabled swift research publication by promptly managing manuscript submissions with precision and accuracy.• Collaborated with editors to create a smooth and clear publication process. With patience and positivity, trained new team members to perform editorial processes.• Communicated manuscript guidelines throughout the review process as well as publication decisions following a study’s review.• Utilized the software Editorial Manager to connect with researchers, journal editors, and peer-reviewers.

• Greeted patients and their families with kindness and positivity. Utilized empathy and teamwork to seamlessly prepare patients for their appointment.• Received patient vital signs (height, weight, blood pressure, head circumference, and temperature) and attentively listened to the concerns that brought patients to the clinic while rooming patients. Conducted hearing and vision screenings, scheduled upcoming appointments, restocked rooms, answered patient phone calls, updated the chief complaint, prepared and cleaned patient rooms, updated current medication and drug allergy lists, and acted as a liaison within the practice.• Utilized the electronic medical/health records (EMR/EHR) system Greenway, operated the insurance billing software Accelacapture, and aided in the accounts receivable process.

• Advised a youth movement chapter in the Austin area called ACCEPT, Allies Cultivating Change by Positive Transformation, (acceptexas.com) focused on increasing youth voice in mental health.• Promoted the Austin-area youth conference called Artify which advocated for fine arts as a tool to enhance mental health. • Met with artists and stakeholders throughout the Austin area to recruit their participation in the exciting arts-focused event.

• Transcribed recorded market research interviews and focus groups with a typing speed of over 60 words per minute.• Edited and formatted transcripts with precision demonstrating excellent English usage and grammar skills.

• Clinic offering psychodynamic and psychoanalytically-driven psychotherapy and long-term help for children, young people, and adults with paraphilias, criminality, delinquent tendencies, and violent behavior.• Listened to patients with sensitivity while attending research interviews utilizing the Structured Clinical Interview for the DSM-5 (SCID-5) and Hamilton Depression Rating Scale. • Increased efficiency in the research department by preparing assessments for upcoming interviews, recording patient data into SPSS with precision, and guaranteeing data accuracy.

• Primary teacher for 5-12-year-olds in baking cookies from scratch and using technical skills to creatively ice cakes and cupcakes. Utilized excellent communication skills and taught camp attendees with patience and kindness.• With mutual respect and effective teamwork, led and divided tasks and preparations to team of four camp assistants. Collaborated with managers and head bakers to prepare for upcoming camp sessions.