St Paul, Minnesota, United States
Trinity College alumnus, Class of 2018. Graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Neuroscience after completing a senior thesis titled ”Memory for Intentions Test (MIST) and Diagnosis Threat in Trinity College Students with a History of Concussion.” Experience in the field of Neuroscience includes working in research labs on campus, and interning at Brain Treatment Center in Newport Beach, CA. Started as a Software Tester for Epic Systems in Madison, WI in August of 2018, which included coordinating our Cardiology Green Light Group demonstrations, leading monthly R&D meetings, and working on both the Cardiology and Gastroenterology Foundation Systems. Transitioned to the Project Manager role in the Implementation Services department in August of 2019, during which time I worked with a hospital system in Wisconsin and Illinois to implement Epic's Endoscopy module, and a hospital system in Massachusetts to implement Epic’s Radiology application. Transitioned to a 1-year pre-medical postbaccalaureate program in May of 2021, where I completed the necessary prerequisite classes for medical school with a 4.0 GPA while also volunteering as a medical assistant for a local orthopedic practice. After completing this program, I worked as a medical scribe for a dermatology clinic in Minneapolis, MN for two years while applying to medical school and volunteering part-time with the People's Center Clinics and Services of Minneapolis.
Completed a one year pre-medical postbaccalaureate program at George Washington University in order to apply to medical school.
Working with hospitals across Illinois and Wisconsin to implement our Lumens endoscopy module.
My senior thesis, titled “Memory for Intentions Test (MIST) and Diagnosis Threat in Trinity College Students with a History of Concussion," explored stereotype threat in students with recent concussions. In order to gather data, I conducted 1:1 testing sessions with students who met the participation criteria. The goal of my thesis was to determine if extra assistance should be provided for students with recent concussions, to allow them to return to full health while keeping up with schoolwork and maintaining their level of academic performance. After completing my thesis, I presented my findings to the Trinity College Neuroscience Department and at Trinity's annual Science Symposium.
Led teams of 5 students each, both experienced and first time hikers, on camping trips through different sections of the Appalachian Trail as part of orientation to Trinity College - Responsible for the safety and wellbeing of campers in a very removed environment - Selected for Trainer position to hire and train incoming leaders for the program
Contribute to hiring process and responsible for recording daily income of shop when shifts allow - Learned to adopt best practices, such as resolving employee-customer conflicts and helping manage the shop during peak hours