Sandra Moon Email & Phone Number

United States

San Antonio, Texas

- Clinic administrator for Capital Brain and Spine (neurosurgery), Capital Orthopedics and Plastics (orthopedics), Apollo Neurotrauma Therapeutics (neurology and TBI), United Minimally Invasive Surgery Center (neurosurgery and orthopedic surgery), Surgery Center of Laredo (neurosurgery and orthopedic surgery)- Redesigned clinic operations and managed two.

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

- Deciphering metabolic effects of the epidermal growth factor receptor inhibitors in glioblastoma through immunofluorescence- Performing MALDI mass spectrometry imaging and H&E staining to map metabolic alterations in patient-specific xenograft mice models

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

- Investigating how transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) delivery to the inferior parietal lobe can improve a patient’s suicide risk- Screening, recruiting, and enrolling patients; administering study questionnaires; administering TMS and conducting MRI scans- Performing neuroimaging data analysis to assess TMS’s impact on neural functional connectivity.

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

- Creating organization website to expand club presence and improve member accessibility to resources and opportunities- Volunteered at Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program (BHCHP) by running Bingo sessions and distributing donations- Led design creation for new organization merchandise and assisted in organizing club socials to allow members to.

- Captain (2019-2020)- Interviewed by Luchafit and Team USA to advocate for women’s wrestling and was recognized by Wrestle Like a Girl- Piloted the recruitment and publicity of the club, achieving a membership count of 15 within a semester of establishment- Hosted weekly practices with the coach of Boston Youth Wrestling and with members of Harvard Men’s.

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

- Leading self-authored project to improve university leave of absence policies for suicidality by surveying faculty and resident staff- Created several open- and closed-ended surveys; conducted field research by interviewing key figures involved in leave of absence

- Founding League of Legends Director for the Harvard Undergraduate Gaming Group- Founder and admin of the Ivy League's League of Legends Discord Server- Organized intercollegiate gaming nights and tournaments across the Ivy League- Coordinated the first League of Legends Worlds Finals watch party at Harvard's campus

San Antonio, Texas, United States

- Directed back office medical assistants and scribes; established the clinic’s first scribe program; authored numerous training guides- Scribed for various providers through PracticeFusion EMR while providing any needed medical services to over 30 patients daily- Performed disability evaluations, administered vaccines, prepared immigration applications.

- Organized and examined contract details for 400+ influencer deals to analyze trends for sponsorship among Twitch streamers- Developed analytical skills for determining and comparing leading talent candidates within the gaming and streaming industries- Presented conclusions from and constructed dynamic databases for 1000+ data values to determine ideal.

- Moderated and directed a webinar featuring prominent Korean American doctors working at the frontlines of COVID-19 - Launched HKA’s first summer speaker series to advocate for awareness on topics relevant to Korean/Korean American identities - Organized the first nationwide event for Korean American students with 13 other universities; had over 100+ in.

- Managed a student-run portfolio of $20,000 and achieved 28.28% IRR post 2018 with 10 security allocations in 7 industries- Directed the educational program for students newly interested in joining MIR and designing club’s first merchandise- Performed due diligence and industry research to calculate comparables and construct a DCF for a new position on.

- Co-authored papers about the economic burden of pediatric surgical conditions on the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK); researched and proposed policy to alleviate burden of pediatric central nervous system cancer and abdominal conditions- Organized a database of over 2,000 data variables to analyze and visualize DPRK trends in DALYs.

New York City, New York

- Selected sophomore fellow for a global mentorship and career-building program based in New York- Redesigned the society’s new logo and assisting with organizing the KFS annual dinner for over 500 guests

- Interacted with analysts and portfolio managers from large mutual fund and hedge fund firms to gain investment insight

- Promoted students’ personal and professional development by connecting students, alumni, and female leaders in finance- Restructured SWS’ sponsorship package to receive sponsorship from firms that promote workplace diversity in finance- Created and presented a stock portfolio after sourcing public comparables and industry research to perform a DCF analysis

- Directed the third annual 2020 HUSO Division C and second annual B International Tournaments with a budget of $15K USD- Coordinated event supervisors, managed logistics, and communicated with over 80 teams located worldwide for two tournaments- Assisted in developing high school Science Olympiad teams in Cambridge and Boston to promote education in STEM.

Boston, Massachusetts

- Selected undergraduate fellow for a mentorship and network-building program among women in private equity

- Organized and executed campus activities for Harvard first years- Directed committee's marketing, design, and social media

San Antonio, Texas Area

- Discovered significant associations between genetic polymorphisms and HIV disease progression- Advanced to Texas State Science and Engineering Fair; won 1st Place in Biomedicine & Health and the Best Usage of Statistics- Skills Learned: qRT-PCR, Genotyping, Statistical Analysis of Data (Kaplan-Meier, Hardy Weinberg, Cox Hazards)

San Antonio, Texas

- Participated on panel to promote research to high-schoolers and teachers in San Antonio- Served as peer mentor for students from younger cohorts

Bachelor'S Degree, Biomedical Engineering

- Harvard’s John R. Meyer Undergraduate Travel and Research Fund Grant in the amount of $11,750

High School Diploma, 9-12, Gpa: 4.0 (Unweighted)

Activities and Societies: Valedictorian, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Orchestra, Model UN

2019 Summer Program

Activities and Societies: Microeconomics, Management and Organisational Strategy, Competitive Strategy and Game Theory- Received Harvard’s.