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Click here or scroll down to respond to this candidateCandidate's Name , MPAS, PA-CStreet Address -41 Elmira AveSaint Albans, NY Street Address
PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEMAIL AVAILABLECareer ObjectiveI have acquired a diverse background in neuroscience research in the past few years as an undergraduate student as well as a graduate. My academic background includes Neuroscience research in the realms of Psychiatric vulnerabilities to Addiction as well as bench work in rare genetic mutations causing neurodevelopmental disorders in Amish and Mennonite children. My clinical experience involves inpatient Internal Medicine, as well as inpatient Epilepsy and General Neurology consult services as a PA-C. EducationFranklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, PABachelor of Science September 2012 - May 2016Major: NeuroscienceMinor: ChineseThe (CUNY) School of Medicine, New York, NY August 2021 - January 2024 Masters of Science in Physician Assistant Studies GPA: 3.7Clinical ExperienceNew York University - Long Island, Mineola, NY May 2024 - July 2024 Full-Time Physician Assistant, Critical Care, Inpatient Neurosciences Supervisor: Elaina Baumanis-Samilo, Chief PA-C Perform delegated clinical duties including rounding on patients, physical examinations, interpreting lab and imaging results, fill consults, as well as contribute to the diagnosis and treatment plan of neurocritical patients in collaboration with physicians and other advanced practice providers. Educate patients and their family on the etiology, prognosis, and lifestyle implications of underlying neurological pathologies including, but not not limited to, cerebrovascular stroke, dementia, traumatic brain injury, and epilepsy New York Presbyterian - Brooklyn Methodist, Brooklyn, NY July 2024 - Present Per-diem Physician Assistant, Inpatient General Neurology and Inpatient Epilepsy consult services Supervisor: Melina Di Prato, Chief PA-C Perform delegated clinical duties including rounding on patients, physical examinations, interpreting lab and imaging results, fill consults, as well as contributing to the diagnosis and treatment plan of admitted patients with neurological concerns in collaboration with physicians and other advanced practice providers. Educate patients and their family on the etiology, prognosis, and lifestyle implications of underlying neurological pathologies including, but not not limited to, cerebrovascular stroke, dementia, traumatic brain injury, and epilepsy. New York Presbyterian - Brooklyn Methodist, Brooklyn, NY July 2024 - Present Per-diem Physician Assistant, Inpatient Internal Medicine (Primary Team) Supervisor: Melina Di Prato, Chief PA-C Perform delegated clinical duties including rounding on patients, physical examinations, interpreting lab and imaging results, as well as contribute to the diagnosis and treatment plan of patients admitted to internal medicine in collaboration with physicians and other advanced practice providers. Educate patients and their family on the etiology, prognosis, and lifestyle implications of a range of internal medical pathologies.Research ExperienceIcahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, Friedman Brain Institute, New York, NY 2016-2021 Molecular Neuroscience Research AssociateSupervisor: Yasmin Hurd, Ph.D My team investigates the behavioral and neurobiological modifications facilitated by THC exposure and heroin addiction using rodent models. My duties involve performing molecular assays and contributing to the intellectual development of our projects by data analysis and devising road maps for key experiments in collaboration with my research team.Franklin & Marshall College, Department of Neuroscience, Lancaster, PA 2016 Research Lab ManagerSupervisor: Professor Robert N. Jinks My duties included working alongside the undergraduate summer research students in the lab by assisting them on their various projects. Often served as a liaison between the students and Dr. Jinks, and stood in his place to keep the lab running efficiently while Dr. Jinks traveled to conferences. Along with helping the undergraduate students to push their projects towards publication, I also took intellectual ownership over a project I have been working on since the summer 2015.Franklin & Marshall College, Department of Neuroscience, Lancaster, PA 2013-2016 Lab InternSupervisor: Professor Robert N. Jinks Awarded the Howard Hughes Medical Institute Research Fellowship to conduct neuroscience research in collaboration with the Clinic for Special Children on rare genetic neurodevelopmental disorders in Amish and Mennonite children. Patients in the clinic presented with microcephaly, intellectual disability, developmental delay, motor delay, epilepsy, chorioretinopathy, corpus callosum hypoplasia, dystonia, Galloway-Mowat Syndrome, and other rare disorders. The clinic runs genetic screenings to determine the deleterious mutations found in their patients. Our lab performs DNA cloning using specific cell lines, bioengineers the mutation found by the clinic in recombinant DNA plasmid vectors, and runs functional studies to determine the underlying aberrant molecular functions in the proteins encoded by the mutations. These investigations allow us to provide molecular explanations for the patients neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative disorders. My experience includes Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine 2014 Department of Neural and Behavioral Neurosciences, Hershey, PA Commonwealth Undergraduate Summer Research InternSupervisor: Harjit Singh, M.D. Assisted a doctoral candidate working in Dr. Patricia S. Grigsons lab on a behavioral neuroscience project investigating development of heroin addiction in a rat model. Performed behavioral tests in a rat self-administration model of addiction, analyzed results, and created theoretical models during data analysis. Presented research at the Penn State Hershey Undergraduate Biomedical Research Symposium, at the Franklin & Marshall College Fall Research Fair, and was chosen to present at the 2015 Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students (ABRCMS) in San Antonio, Texas. Co-author on paper published in Brain Research Bulletin, December 2015. Honors/AwardsFranklin and Marshall College$240,000 Posse Foundation Full-Tuition Leadership Scholarship 2012-2016 Howard Hughes Medical Institute Research Fellowship 2014-2016 Deans List Fall 2012, Fall 2014, Fall 2015Honors List Spring 2014, Spring 2016Research Skills and Techniques Human Neuroanatomy Genomic DNA isolation and cloning Real Time qPCR, Primer Design CRISPR- Cas9 ELISA Human and Mammalian neuronal cell culture Transfection of cultured cells with genetic viral vectors Western Blotting Gel Electrophoresis Immunofluorescence microscopy ImmunoprecipitationPublicationsJenney, C.B., Petko, J., Ebersole, B., Nzinkeu Njatcha, C.V., Uzamere, T.O., Alexander, D.N., Grigson, P.S., and Levenson, R. (2015) "Early avoidance of a heroin-paired taste-cue and subsequent addiction-like behavior in rats." Brain Research Bulletin.Randall J. Ellis, Anissa Bara, Claudia A. Vargas, Amy L. Frick, Eddie Loh, Joseph Landry, Candidate's Name , Yasmin L Hurd (2022) Dose mediates the protracted effects of adolescent THC exposure on reward and stress reactivity in males relevant to perturbation of the basolateral amygdala transcriptome. Molecular PsychiatryJoshua Bloom, Candidate's Name , Yasmin Hurd, Alex Manini (2022)Macrophage migration inhibitory factor as a potential biomarker in acetaminophen overdose: a pilot study. Toxicology Communications. Contributed PresentationsRobert N. Jinks, Ph.D., Candidate's Name , Translational Research in DDX3X: Applying Cell Biology and Neuroscience to Understand the Role of DDX3X in Human Development; Oral Presentation at DDX3X Family Day, Chicago, Illinois, April 2016.Candidate's Name , Nam Nguyen, A Missense Mutation in DDX3X Associated with Intellectual Disability; Oral Presentation at Neurobiology Final Research Presentations, Franklin and Marshall College, December 2015.Candidate's Name , Functional studies of a novel missense mutation in DDX3X associated with global developmental delay and intellectual disability; Oral presentation at HHMI Summer Research Talks, Franklin and Marshall College, July 2015.Candidate's Name , Christopher B. Jenney, Christian Njatcha, Patricia S. Grigson, Suppression of a heroin-paired taste cue predicts addiction-like behavior in rats; Poster presentation at Fall Research Fair, Franklin and Marshall College, October 2014.Candidate's Name , Christopher B. Jenney, Christian Njatcha, Patricia S. Grigson, Suppression of a heroin-paired taste cue predicts addiction-like behavior in rats; Poster presentation at Undergraduate Biomedical Research Symposium, Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine, August 2014. Leadership/ServiceMember, Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity Xi Chapter 2013-2016 Member, Black Student Union 2013-2016Member, Lancaster General Hospital Preceptorship Program 2015 Member, Franklin and Marshall Mens Intramural Basketball Team 2012-2015 Member, Franklin and Marshall Mens Track and Field Team 2012-2014 Academic Advisor, Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity Xi Chapter 2014 Academic AffiliationsFranklin and Marshall CollegeBenjamin Rush Pre-med Honor Society 2015-2016Delphic Student-Athlete Honors Society Fall 2013, Spring 2014 Foreign LanguageMandarin Chinese- Intermediate speaking and writing knowledge Technical SkillsComputer competency: epic, MS Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. CertificationsAmerican Heart Association (AHA) - Basic Life Support, Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support Opioid Overdose Prevention Program (OOPP) - Training of Dispensers certified Clinical Year RotationsSurgery RotationSite: Harlem Hospital Department of General Surgery Preceptor: Yanyu Lan, PA-CEmergency Medicine RotationSite: Jacobi Hospital Department of Emergency Medicine Preceptor: Tsui Yuen, PA-CPrimary Care RotationSite: AG Urgent Care, Primary CarePreceptor: Cecil Dollison, PA-CInternal MedicineSite: Woodhull Hospital Department of Internal Medicine Preceptor: Yawling Chen, MDOB-GYNSite: Woodhull Hospital Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Preceptor: Carlos Melendezl, PA-CPsychiatry RotationSite: Harlem Hospital Department of PsychiatryPreceptor: Musa Akintayo, MDGeriatrics RotationSite: Jacobi Hospital Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Preceptor: Michelle Stern, MDCritical Care RotationSite: Harlem Hospital Adult Surgical ICUPreceptor: Elma Hadzovic, PA-CElective Rotation - NeurologySite: Harlem Hospital Department of NeurologyPreceptor: Claude Macaluso, MDPediatrics RotationSite: Harlem Hospital Department of Pediatric Medicine Preceptor: Elaine Dinolfo, MDReferencesDaisy Klingman, MDTelephone: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEmail: EMAIL AVAILABLEClaude Macaluso, MDTelephone: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEmail: EMAIL AVAILABLEFawzy Salama, MDTelephone: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEmail: EMAIL AVAILABLENigel Alves, PA-CTelephone: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEmail: EMAIL AVAILABLE |
