Olivia Exama, Mph Email & Phone Number

New York, United States

Bronx, New York, United States

As a Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC), I play a pivotal role in overseeing and executing clinical trials and research studies. My responsibilities revolve around managing various facets of the research process, including participant recruitment, study organization, protocol adherence, data collection, and coordination among stakeholders. I excel in ensuring regulatory compliance, maintaining meticulous documentation, and fostering seamless communication between participants and the research team. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to ethical standards, I contribute to the efficient and ethical conduct of clinical research, striving to drive impactful and compliant studies.

Brooklyn, New York, United States

As a dialysis technician, I am responsible for making sure patients receive exceptional treatment on a daily basis. I am in charge of educating patients on healthy lifestyle habits to keep their kidney disease under control and make sure they have a good quality of life.

Brooklyn, Ny

Brooklyn, Ny

As an algebra workshop leader my role was to help prepare incoming freshman for the rigors of undergraduate algebra. I led multiple groups of 6-10 students daily and we would review topics such as algebraic expressions, linear equations, systems of equations, integers etc. I prepared classwork, homework, and exams for them throughout the summer to assess their weak points and develop ways to help them improve. Upon completion of the program the students were well prepared to begin their introductory undergraduate algebra courses.

Brooklyn, New York, United States

Principle Investigator: Margaret Salisu Ph.D.The purpose of this research is to identify the themes that underlie the root of patient experience, especially any inequalities between different patients experiences. We will use this information to develop a patient experience app to help better serve the patients of the Brooklyn area. The role I played in this research was to research past articles that explain previous methods of gaining patient experience. Within my research I found common themes of cultural diversity, racism/discrimination, medical mistrust, provider responsiveness, and patient access.Another role I played was the recruitment of participants. Participants were recruited from SUNY Downstate Medical Center from a variety of clinics. Sessions would be held over zoom and participants would be asked questions regarding how they are treated by doctors/nurses at the hospital.

Brooklyn, New York, United States

As a pharmacy technician I was responsible for receiving and filling prescriptions sent over from doctors. I was in charge of making sure the correct medications were dispensed to patients in a timely manner. Another part of my role was interacting with the customers. This entailed making sure I was well-versed in pharmacology to be able to answer any questions the customers had. I was also in charge of ordering medications and any supplies that were needed for the pharmacy.

Brooklyn, New York, United States

Principle Investigator: Jennifer Drake Ph.D.The purpose of this research was to compare the effect drawing has on children. Overtime the research was expanded to determine if there was a difference in how drawing effects children depending on their age (younger children vs.older children).My role as a graduate research would be to go to the children’s museum and the metropolitan museum of art and recruit participants for the study. I would then discuss the current mood of the child then get them to tell me an event in their life that made them sad. After discussing the effect for about 2 minutes I would assess their mood and then instruct the child to draw whatever picture they wanted. Once completed, I would assess the mood of the child again to determine if there was any change. Although drawing improved the mood of both groups, it had a greater effect on the younger children.

Brooklyn, New York, United States

As a medical assistant in this pediatrician’s office my clerical duties consisted of answering the telephone to schedule appointments or discuss billing with insurance companies, filling out school forms, working papers, or WIC forms, etc. I was also responsible for obtaining vital signs of the children. This included taking their blood pressure, weight, vision tests, and drawing blood. I also administered over the counter medication when necessary.

Master Of Public Health - Mph, Epidemiology

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Psychology

Activities and Societies: Psychology Club