Ayarah Dharanikota
Medical Student at Campbell University, School of Osteopathic Medicine- Claim this Profile
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English Native or bilingual proficiency
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Chinese Professional working proficiency
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Korean Limited working proficiency
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Hindi Native or bilingual proficiency
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Portuguese Elementary proficiency
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Experience
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Campbell University, School of Osteopathic Medicine
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United States
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Higher Education
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1 - 100 Employee
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Medical Student
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Jul 2021 - Present
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Duke Tech Solutions Inc.
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United States
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Telecommunications
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1 - 100 Employee
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Business Analyst
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May 2020 - Feb 2022
I work closely with the Chairman of SCTE Aging in Place (AIP) and Telemed (TM) on those practices. I create all the relevant documents and presentations while performing relevant market research, business case analysis, and requirement gathering for these two areas from the Telecom industry point of view. Additionally, I create Duke Tech Solutions (DTS) specific collateral to convert AIP and TM into DTS. Assist DTS leadership in preparing for the customer meetings, and any relevant modeling and analytical capabilities.
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ScribeAmerica
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United States
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Hospitals and Health Care
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700 & Above Employee
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Medical Scribe
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Oct 2019 - Feb 2022
Between October and April, I had been working directly with the ED providers to document patient visits using the medical training I received before starting. Over the course of my work, I have been given the opportunity to see a wide array of medical problems from mental health problems to strokes. Working with a variety of providers, I have seen how individuals approach difficult medical problems and how they communicate that across to the patients. Between October and April, I had been working directly with the ED providers to document patient visits using the medical training I received before starting. Over the course of my work, I have been given the opportunity to see a wide array of medical problems from mental health problems to strokes. Working with a variety of providers, I have seen how individuals approach difficult medical problems and how they communicate that across to the patients.
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Mayo Clinic
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United States
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Hospitals and Health Care
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700 & Above Employee
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Researcher
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Sep 2019 - May 2020
At Mayo Clinic I had been working under Dr. Shaji Kumar on two projects. The first one is writing a review paper on Bone Disease Management in Multiple Myeloma patients which covers current imaging techniques, pharmacological advancements, etc. The second project is a clinical lab project which explored the implications of multiple myeloma tumor doubling time and restarting therapy. At Mayo Clinic I had been working under Dr. Shaji Kumar on two projects. The first one is writing a review paper on Bone Disease Management in Multiple Myeloma patients which covers current imaging techniques, pharmacological advancements, etc. The second project is a clinical lab project which explored the implications of multiple myeloma tumor doubling time and restarting therapy.
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Women's Innovation Council Member
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Sep 2018 - May 2019
Women's Innovation Council strives to bridge universities and female entrepreneurs around the Triangle to empower young female innovators. Members receive specialized female and innovation training and connections to other innovators around RTP. Women's Innovation Council strives to bridge universities and female entrepreneurs around the Triangle to empower young female innovators. Members receive specialized female and innovation training and connections to other innovators around RTP.
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Mentor
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Sep 2016 - May 2019
I was a mentor with a student organization on campus called Adopted Student Union(ASU). With ASU we visit a church where we play with children who were adopted from China. We also helped them write letters and create crafts that we send off to orphanages in China. I was a mentor with a student organization on campus called Adopted Student Union(ASU). With ASU we visit a church where we play with children who were adopted from China. We also helped them write letters and create crafts that we send off to orphanages in China.
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Co-President
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Aug 2016 - May 2019
I was Co-President for a student organization on campus called HeForShe(HFS). HFS is a global movement started by UN Women to spread gender equality across the globe. As a college chapter, we hope to spread awareness of the movement and the prominence of gender inequality on campus as well as nationally. We work closely with the Women's Center as our mentors for the organization. I was Co-President for a student organization on campus called HeForShe(HFS). HFS is a global movement started by UN Women to spread gender equality across the globe. As a college chapter, we hope to spread awareness of the movement and the prominence of gender inequality on campus as well as nationally. We work closely with the Women's Center as our mentors for the organization.
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Abrams Scholar
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Aug 2016 - May 2018
I was part of the Abrams Scholar Program at NCSU under the Biomedical Engineering Department. As an Abrams Scholar I worked with Dr. David Lalush in his Biomedical Imaging lab where I look at and analyzed Dynamic Contrast Enhancement MRI Scans and PET scans in patients with cervical cancer. Last academic year, I worked with Dr. Lalush to analyze the brain scans of football players who have been diagnosed with MCI using a tau tracer. This year I will be working on analyzing fMRI and PET images of autism and depression patients.
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Volunteer
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Jul 2016 - Aug 2016
For one month I volunteered at the Gastroenterology and Epigenetics Lab under Dr. Gwen Lomberk and Dr. Raul Urrutia. I was given a mini project where is located different PanIN lesion in various pancreatic cancer tissue samples and correlated it to KRAS and GRE. I also assisted with Western Blots, PCR, and mice tagging. For one month I volunteered at the Gastroenterology and Epigenetics Lab under Dr. Gwen Lomberk and Dr. Raul Urrutia. I was given a mini project where is located different PanIN lesion in various pancreatic cancer tissue samples and correlated it to KRAS and GRE. I also assisted with Western Blots, PCR, and mice tagging.
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BEGINNINGS
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India
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1 - 100 Employee
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Student Volunteer
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Nov 2012 - May 2015
For four years I helped organize and researched educational material for parents who have children that are hard-of-hearing or deaf. Assited and participated in fundraising events For four years I helped organize and researched educational material for parents who have children that are hard-of-hearing or deaf. Assited and participated in fundraising events
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Cartersville Medical Center
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United States
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Hospitals and Health Care
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100 - 200 Employee
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Intern
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Jul 2014 - Aug 2014
Worked under a Radiation Oncologist for one month on Rectal Cancer Site Analysis research.Researched Rectal Cancer In Cartersville and compared it to National Data and presented my work to the Oncology Department and was later presented to American School of Surgeons. Worked under a Radiation Oncologist for one month on Rectal Cancer Site Analysis research.Researched Rectal Cancer In Cartersville and compared it to National Data and presented my work to the Oncology Department and was later presented to American School of Surgeons.
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Intern
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Jun 2013 - Jul 2013
Interned for a month under researchers in SANCD, and worked on DNA extraction for COPD patients. I also helped collect data on COPD and control patients. Interned for a month under researchers in SANCD, and worked on DNA extraction for COPD patients. I also helped collect data on COPD and control patients.
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Volunteer
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Dec 2012 - Jan 2013
Worked with nurses in assisting patients. Sat in during four surgeries, consultations, and visited multiple patients in the ICU. Observed the work of a pathologist and radiologist. Worked with nurses in assisting patients. Sat in during four surgeries, consultations, and visited multiple patients in the ICU. Observed the work of a pathologist and radiologist.
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Education
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North Carolina State University
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Biomedical/Medical Engineering