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Candidate's Name
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Objective edicated Pre-Health student on a mission to reform sectors perpetuating an
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inequitable healthcare system, primarily focusing on underrepresented communities
and existing disparities. Moreover, a passionate individual who has pushed
boundaries and carried boulders to achieve the place in which she stands today,
served with the purpose and vision to attend and graduate from a renowned
medical school.
Education 2018 - 2022 The University of Arizona , Tucson
B.S. Public Health , with an emphasis in Global Health Development
Minor in French
Cumulative GPA: 3.65/4.0; cum laude
https://Candidate's Name .wixsite.com/ua-undergrad-career
2022 - 2024 University of Pennsylvania , Philadelphia
Pre-Health Post-Baccalaureate Program
Cumulative Science GPA: 3.66/4.0
onors and
H ean s List
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GPA: 3.5-4.0, 15+ course units
Awards University of Arizona
Fall 2019, Fall 2021, Spring 2022
cademic Distinction
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GPA: 3.5-4.0, 30+ course units
University of Arizona
Spring 2019, Spring 2021, Spring 2022
ean s List Honorable Mention
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GPA: 3.5-4.0, 12-14 course units
University of Arizona
Fall 2018, Fall 2020
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A cademic Associates Program, The University of Pennsylvania
May 2024 Research/Academic Associate
Clinical Penn Presbyterian Medical Center
Experience Screening patients for specific research studies based on the required criteria
being met, approaching their clinicians or nurses for approval prior to
approach, meeting with patients and discussing their eligibility for a particular
study, obtaining informed consent and describing the specifics of the studies,
enrolling patients and submitting their required documentation or paperwork,
connecting with principal investigators (PI s) or program coordinator when
needed, etc.
Studies recruited for include:
ANDROMEDA : Aims to determine the most optimal initial resuscitation
approach for sepsis-induced tissue hypoperfusion (either a peripheral
perfusion-guided mechanism based on capillary refill time or
standard care). Patient screening focuses on VBG lactate levels,
administration of vasopressors, chief complaints relating to AMS or
fever or hypotension, and administration of antibotics.
ICECAP - Influence of Cooling duration on Efficacy in Cardiac Arrest
Patients : Targeting post-cardiac arrest patients, this clinical trial
assesses the duration response curve for hypothermia to determine
the minimum chilling time that produces the greatest impact of
treatment and whether the duration of response reflects efficacy
over no cooling.
INFORM : Investigates how health information is being distributed on
social media and how it affects patients willingness to receive
healthcare.
LEAP - Linking Emergency Department Patients to Assistance
Programs : Enrolls low-income patients in public health benefits, in
collaboration with BenePhilly, to improve health outcomes and
reduce emergency room patient volume.
NUDGE/PCOURI OUD - Patient-Centered Outcomes Research
Institute : Targets patients in three US healthcare systems serving
diverse, low-income, opioid use disorder (OUD) populations to
promote involvement in recovery therapy through the use of
telemedicine.
OSCAR - Organ Specific Blood Sample Collection for Advancing
Research in Mechanisms of Human Disease : Investigates the biologic
processes, the interaction between the heart and extracardiac
organs, and their involvement in human disease, with a focus on
cardiovascular disease. Examines organ-specific biomarker profiles
(proteins and metabolites) in patients undergoing clinically justified
cardiac catheterization or electrophysiological tests.
TROOP - Trauma Resuscitation With Low-Titer Group O Whole Blood or
Products : Determining whether whole-blood or part-blood (current
treatment standard) is more efficient for treating trauma patients.
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D-GAP - ED Geriatric Abdominal Pain Cohort: Measures
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management and outcomes for 65+ y.o, patients admitted to the ED
with abdominal pain, and finding the correlation between essential
factors of aging. Natural history is first assessed during triage, testing,
treatment, and deciding between admitting or discharging the
patient. The link from care to outcomes is then assessed based on
patients' care of plan and prognosis, focusing especially on frail,
cognitively impaired, and multimorbid patients.
DOTS - Drug Overdose Toxico-Surveillance: Tightening the gap
between social determinants and rates of fatal overdose compared
to nonfatal overdose through clinical blood analysis (obtained from
pt. upon arrival to the ED for an OD) and patient interviewing focused
on drug use, quantity of drug use, social history, etc. Data is set to be
entered into a sub-registry among multiple collection sites.
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EZCOPH Asthma & Airway Disease Research Center
Dec 2021 I ntern , 385+ hours
My work plan was aimed toward creating a well-organized, academic health
resource guide for both the Amphitheater School District and the Marana
Unified School District, also set to be used throughout all of Pima County.
I nterviewed and collaborated with community members in Amphitheater and
Marana districts, researched school-based wellness programs, located low
cost and free resources available to the public, connected with each of the
community partners or advisors for hundreds of programs or resources that
would be used in the guide, curated PDF s or flyers for each of the resources
or programs, merged all the resources into one binder that would then be
shared with the public, and generated a website filled with each of the
resources for the Amphitheater School District to have on their school site.
ategories of research and resources includes: After School/Youth
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Development, Autism, Career Path & Job, Children with Special Health Care
Needs, Clean Water Accessibility, Covid-19, Crisis/Emergency Intervention,
Dental, Diabetes, Early Childhood Programs/Care, Family Support, Financial
Support, Health/Immunization Clinics, Legal & Governmental, Linguistics,
Mental Health & Behavioral Health, Nutrition and Meals, Physicians and
Healthcare Providers, Rehabilitative Therapy & Other Therapy Services, School
Health Programs/Field Trips, Sexual Assault, Summer Camps/Programs,
Transportation, Vision, Women s Health.
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mphitheater School District:
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Publications Amphitheater Public Schools School Health Resource Guide
[In collaboration with MPH student Hannah Launius]
o Launius H, Faith EM. Amphitheater Public Schools School Health
Resource Guide. Amphitheater Unified School District . 2021.
https://www.amphi.com/domain/4928
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Direct Link:
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ain/4928/APS%20School%20Health%20Resource%20Guide%20
Spring%202021.pdf
Marana Unified School District:
Marana Unified School District School Health Resource Guide
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fnTnu2SZzJn44oOIXa7_FN-IoV1BmcWG/view
rofessional
P J une 2019 - I .A.T.S.E. Local 4
current Stagehand
Experience Barclays Center & Citi Field
Working for many types of events to assemble the stages, build and lift
audio sets, handling specific equipment or props onstage during the
performance, construct lighting and electrical boards, loading in all the
equipment from trucking docks, etc.
Must be managed and completed before the strict deadline -
when the curtains go up.
Types of events worked include: concerts, festivals, memorials, drafts,
comedy shows, symposiums, etc.
The annual NBA drafts, DMX s memorial, World Pride Opening
Ceremony, Hella Mega Tour, the annual Governors Ball Festivals,
Reggae Love Fest, etc.
Chance the Rapper, Drake, Joey Badass, Jaden Smith, Justin
Bieber, Ariana Grande, J. Cole, Logic, 21 Pilots, Grateful Dead, Wiz
Khalifa, Ciara, Kendrick Lamar, Odesza, Louis the Child, etc.
J une 2019 - I .A.T.S.E. Local 52
July 2019 Carpenter
Silvercup Studios
Worked on the TV series Prodigal Son.
Cut pieces of wood using the power saw to build the laboratory set.
Built and installed the door frames for the jail set.
Sawed, sanded, and nailed the floors for the main set of prodigal son (the
apartment that the main character lives in).
ug 2016,
A L uxe Optique
Aug 2018 Medical Receptionist and Assistant
Luxe Optique is a family owned, full-service optical center, offering luxury eyewear
services to clientele in two locations - Beacon & Hudson, NY.
Responsibilities included filing medical documents (both electronic and
paper copy) such as referrals, prescriptions, and invoices to be outsourced
to the lab.
Scheduling different appointments based on the needs of the patient. This
includes appointments with the opticians, optometrists, and optician
apprentices or luxury eyewear consultants.
Filing insurance claims and billing based on the services provided and
insurance type.
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ssessing patients' needs after doctor/optometrist evaluation including
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any listed above, in addition to sharing referrals with patients and
gathering all proper documentation upon request (such as the evaluation
document or new prescription).
Ordering contact lenses, glass lenses, and eyewear frames from the
businesses and labs we work with, including: Alcon, Acuvue, Warby Parker,
Oliver Peoples, Alexander McQueen, Balmain, etc.
T eaching 020 -
2 T he University of Arizona, Tucson
2021 Preceptor / Team Leader, The Blue Chip Leadership Experience
Experience Taught an incoming freshmen class of 15 students for two semesters, one
year in total.
urriculum taught included: building resumes, effective communication,
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specific leadership inclusivity styles, career exploration, community and
service partnerships, etc.
y responsibilities included: grading, teaching class once a week, meeting
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with supervisors of the Blue Chip Leadership Program, holding office hours,
writing letters of recommendation, and finding solutions to any issues that
arose during the year (especially during COVID).
T he community-based project my class worked with was Favor Celestial,
whose objective is to build a collaborative community structure that values
the land, the river, the mountain, and the animals that live there, as well as
to conserve Barrio Kroeger Lane's cultural history. My students were broken
up into groups and worked on 5 different aspects of community
development based on the needs of Favor Celestial.
o L and Trust Bylaws : Updating the existing bylaws for Favor Celestial
which consisted of 5 pre existing goals, mainly focusing on the
relationship between Tucson Community Land Trust (TCLT) and
Favor Celestial; ensuring no harm to neighbors through research
by TCLT, establish consequences for inappropriate member or
resident behavior, demonstrate the rights residents hold, etc.
Introduce new bylaws with the purpose of receiving more funding
and tax exemptions. These bylaws were written in accordance
with the IRS under section 501(c)(3).
o Garden and Health : Reconstruct the garden for the residents of
Barrio, incorporate more greens into the community, and initiate
new educational and accessible programs through the gardens.
This involved planting trees, herbs, flowers, etc., creating a
greenhouse, and implementing nutritional education programs.
o Barrio History/Elder Stories/Newsletter : Collecting (via video) and
distributing (via online access) cultural and historical stories from
the elders of the community.
o Brochure/Marketing : Curated a Favor Celestial introduction
brochure by drafting and designing three-fold examples
containing a significant amount of information based on what was
provided to them.
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Leadership 2018 - 2022 lue Chip Leadership Program, Tucson AZ
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Team Member
Blue Chip Leadership is a nationally recognized four-year leadership program
whose aim is to inspire University of Arizona students through leadership and
professional development, allowing them to prosper anywhere.
Live United Hope Fest [volunteer]
o An annual event held for local Tucson community members to
provide the basic necessities of life.
o Provided resources including: healthcare (physicals and
vaccinations), justice services (lawyers and attorneys available for
consultation), groceries and hot food, clothes (for all age ranges
and sizes), playgrounds for children, etc.
Design Thinking Challenge
o Collaborated with four other student team members and
partnered with the Boys & Girls Club as well as Visit Tucson to
curate a plan that would halt or reduce the national water
shortage, beginning in Arizona. Developed, organized, facilitated
meetings, and presented final pitch with stakeholders and clients.
Equiss - A Social Justice Experience & Capstone
o A leadership and training retreat held at the Redemptorist
Renewal Center in Tucson Arizona, aimed to educate students on
injustices faced in the community and ways to combat them.
o The retreat is held over 3 days focusing on: exercises, simulations,
group discussion, self-reflection, identity development, "P2O:
Power, Privilege, and Oppression" activity, and reforming
oppression into equity.
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ommunity
C Nov 2023 ass Casualty Drill - The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
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Volunteer [7 hours]
Service MCI Drill entailed a fake SEPTA train derailment in Philadelphia, ensuring how the
casualty would be handled and how effectively that would be done. The
participants included any HUP staff that was available to participate, the local fire
department, local EMS, and the local police department.
My specific responsibility during the MCI Drill was to measure
decontamination times (how long it took residents and physicians to
decontaminate patients from the derailment) using a stopwatch and
recording findings to determine average decon rates.
Taking part in a full scale exercise with Hospital Emergency Response
Team (HERT) deployment and department blueprint modeling for patient
movement and management.
ug 2019 -
A Moment of Magic - The University of Arizona Chapter
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May 2020 Member [80+ hours]
AMOM is a nationwide organization, where members are able to visit medically
vulnerable children at their homes, hospitals, and different events to restore the
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magic of believing, and to remind children to be brave, strong, and fearless
during a time where they need it the most. Members are selected for a specific
character (superheroes, princesses, princes, etc.) which they are to fulfill during their
time with AMOM.
My role entailed dressing up as the character Megara from Hercules during
visits (staying in character 24/7) at locations such as Banner Children's at
Diamond Children's Medical Center, the annual Light the Night with the
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, TMC s Children Hospital, in addition to
private events and zoom calls.
My responsibilities included: taking photographs with families, playing with
children, helping to ease pain when medication was being administered
by distracting children, distributing souvenirs and gifts, managing and
coordinating certain events and fundraisers held, doing arts and craft
projects with children, etc.
unnyside Neighborhood Association Peace Garden
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Oct 2019
Volunteer [30+ hours]
This nonprofit grassroots organization was established in the Sunnyside
Neighborhood, consisting mainly of low-income housing, as a means to connect
the community and its children. Located in the center of the neighborhood, the
Peace Garden offers children a place to hang out and socialize, volunteer, and
participate in cooking meals.
Rebuilding the infrastructure of the garden, landscaping, planting new
vegetables and fruits, painting rocks and signs to decorate the garden
with, cooking meals for the residents, etc.
abitat for Humanity Tucson - Safe, Healthy, and Green Practices
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S ept 2021 -
Volunteer
May 2022
The Safe, Healthy, and Green (SHG) Collaboration was created by the City of
Tucson and the Pima County Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) to
improve sustainable practices in shelter buildings and operations. SHG was created
to maximize return on investment in shelter upgrades by combining financing
options, green building methods, and agency capacity building.
Tasks included designing a survey to assess shelter s priorities for capacity
building based on metrics and return on investment, sustainability, facility
management, policy strategies, membership structure, etc.
Administering the survey to the Sister Jos Women s Center to be taken by
both residents and employees of the facility. The strategy and survey were
adopted into the City/County Consolidated Plan.
Certifications Aug 2023 ME: Infection Prevention
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Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
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Aug 2023 iti Program
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Biomedical Research (Course Learner Group)
CITI Good Clinical Practice (Curriculum Group/Course Learner Group)
Human Research (Curriculum Group)
Feb 2023 ommunicating with Patients with Limited English Proficiency (LEP)
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Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Feb 2023 OVID-19 Policy Review CPUP
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Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Aug 2023 ennChart View Only Tutorial for EUS Staff
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Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
March 2023 rotecting Patient Information (HIPAA)
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Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Aug 2023 EDCap: Best Practices for Maintaining HIPAA Compliance and Protecting
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Personal Health Information (PHI)
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Fall 2022 ocial Determinants, Disparities, and Preparing for the Future of Healthcare
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University of Pennsylvania
Nov 2023 top the Bleed
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American College of Surgeons: Committee on Trauma
Penn Medicine Trauma Center (Presby)
Languages English Native language
French Intermediate reader and writer
References Natasha Balogh cademic Associates Program, The University of Pennsylvania
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Program Coordinator
Phone: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE
Email: EMAIL AVAILABLE
Laurie Riehle L uxe Optique
Owner & Licensed Optician
Phone: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE
EMAIL AVAILABLE
Ashley Lowe EZCOPH Asthma & Airway Disease Research Center
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Assistant Research Professor
Phone: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE
EMAIL AVAILABLE
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