Kelsey Murray 👻 ⌨️ Email & Phone Number

Strongsville, OH, US

Cleveland, Ohio, United States

Peoria, Illinois, United States

Columbus, Ohio Area

Family Medicine – Obstetrics LiaisonProjectECHO®: Substance Use Disorder in PregnancyProgram Evaluation Committee, Resident MemberWomen’s Health Committee Practice Improvement Team, Resident MemberAccreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) Self Study, Resident Member

- Support and facilitate the work of the FMIG Regional Coordinators - Help organize the FMIG Regional Coordinators’ Orientation- Strengthen the FMIGs on the local, state, and national levels- Represent the FMIG Network at family medicine meetings, conferences, and on social media- Provide input into planning the theme, programming, and special activities.

- Peer-to-Peer coordinator for 27 medical schools on the West coast- Planned and led FMIG events at the AAFP National Conference for Students and Residents “Strategic Planning Session for FMIG Network Leaders,” (August 2015), “FMIG Basics” (July 2016), and assited with “FMIG Breakfast and Program of Excellence Awards,” (August 2015 and July 2016) and “FMIG.

Columbus, Ohio Area

- Performed Cost of Quality Reporting and Patient-Reported Safety Incidents Literature reviews- Involved in grant writing, submission, and review processes for several grants- Contributed to formation of large-scale healthcare data management system of all publically-available CMS databases- Performed qualitative research coding using emergent coding and.

Pittsburgh, PA

- Implemented SAMHSA behavioral health screenings and intervention strategies- Analyzed population health metrics for- Contacted 1125 patients with reminders for preventative health visits and screenings, which led to181 appointments being scheduled and kept at a gain of almost $28,000 to the health center- Coordinated monthly pro-bono asthma clinic with a.

Carnegie Mellon University

- Run a board of 5 other students who organize events and speakers geared toward pre-medicalstudents which occur at least once a month.- Supervise a campus-wide health symposium, focused on campus health, March 2011- Supervise coordination of volunteering events and an on-campus blood drive

Pittsburgh, PA

-Sort incoming medical supplies from local hospitals, which are further sorted by volunteers and sentto 9 countries in Latin and South America and the Caribbean – “sharing surplus, saving lives”- Train new supply assistants

Pittsburgh, PA

- Supervise a class section of 7 students in the laboratory and give a class lecture- Study, care, and help maintain live organisms- Assist with the care and use of fluorescence and confocal microscopes

Pittsburgh, PA

Tutored students, created and graded quizzes, and held office hours.

Cordoba, Argentina

- Shadowed an internal/family medicine doctor in a small suburban-rural clinic and assisted thenurses in caring for patients.- Shadowed an OB-GYN in downtown Córdoba and observed ultrasounds, births, and C-sections.- Lived in a home stay with a small family in suburban-rural Córdoba.

Pittsburgh, PA

- Conducted research to determine the effects on human cells of p53 and PUMA, which are 2 genesimplicated in colon cancer- Looked at the effects of several drugs on the expression of these genes.

Charleston, SC

Performed behavioral research on rats, studying the effect of relapse and withdraw on the brain

Cleveland, OH

- Studied the effect of several treatments on human aortic endothelial cells- Work was included in an article from the lab which was published in Ateriosclerosis, Thrombosis,and Vascular Biology in 2007.Murray, pg 2

Master Of Health Administration, Medicine

Activities and Societies: Association of Future Healthcare Executives

Doctor Of Medicine (M.D.), Medicine

Activities and Societies: American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) Ohio Academy of Family Physicians (OAFP), Student member.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Biological Sciences & Psychology

Activities and Societies: Doctors of Carnegie Society, New Life Christian Fellowship, Kiltie Band, Women in Science, Science Outreach