Experience

MOTHER Lab

• United States
• Research Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Research Assistant

  • Nov 2020 - Jun 2021

  Ebunoluwa serves as a member of the Community Engagement, Advocacy, and Policy Committee of the MOTHER lab. The committee is dedicated to outreach and education surrounding maternal health. We aim to create and strengthen relationships with community partners through collaborative efforts to support the physical and emotional wellbeing of Black women where existing societal structures fail to do so. As a mother lab member, some of Ebunoluwa's responsibilities include: o Developing and… Show more Ebunoluwa serves as a member of the Community Engagement, Advocacy, and Policy Committee of the MOTHER lab. The committee is dedicated to outreach and education surrounding maternal health. We aim to create and strengthen relationships with community partners through collaborative efforts to support the physical and emotional wellbeing of Black women where existing societal structures fail to do so. As a mother lab member, some of Ebunoluwa's responsibilities include: o Developing and maintaining partnerships with community organizations o Following and disseminating local and national policy on maternal health o Planning and orchestrating webinars and events centering maternal health disparities, such as the annual Black Maternal Health Conference o Developing social media content related to internal lab relations Show less Ebunoluwa serves as a member of the Community Engagement, Advocacy, and Policy Committee of the MOTHER lab. The committee is dedicated to outreach and education surrounding maternal health. We aim to create and strengthen relationships with community partners through collaborative efforts to support the physical and emotional wellbeing of Black women where existing societal structures fail to do so. As a mother lab member, some of Ebunoluwa's responsibilities include: o Developing and… Show more Ebunoluwa serves as a member of the Community Engagement, Advocacy, and Policy Committee of the MOTHER lab. The committee is dedicated to outreach and education surrounding maternal health. We aim to create and strengthen relationships with community partners through collaborative efforts to support the physical and emotional wellbeing of Black women where existing societal structures fail to do so. As a mother lab member, some of Ebunoluwa's responsibilities include: o Developing and maintaining partnerships with community organizations o Following and disseminating local and national policy on maternal health o Planning and orchestrating webinars and events centering maternal health disparities, such as the annual Black Maternal Health Conference o Developing social media content related to internal lab relations Show less



Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 700 & Above Employee

• Student Collaborator

  • Oct 2020 - Jun 2021



Cornell University

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• University Representative

  • Sep 2016 - May 2019

  Ebunoluwa contacted alumni throughout the academic year to raise financial support for the university in partnership with Cornell Alumni Affairs. As a student caller, I also updated alumni records and reconnected alumni to the university by building rapport and answering any questions about Cornell. Ebunoluwa contacted alumni throughout the academic year to raise financial support for the university in partnership with Cornell Alumni Affairs. As a student caller, I also updated alumni records and reconnected alumni to the university by building rapport and answering any questions about Cornell.



Weill Cornell Medicine

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 700 & Above Employee

• Student Intern

  • Jun 2018 - Jul 2018

  Under the Practicing Medicine/ Urban Semester Program, Ebunoluwa spent 8 weeks based at NYP/Weill conducting clinical rotations with physicians in hospital settings and clinics as an observer. She took a weekly course titled Health Care Culture and Career taught by Dr. Sam Beck in addition to attending seminars with faculty from Weill Cornell Medicine. Under the Practicing Medicine/ Urban Semester Program, Ebunoluwa spent 8 weeks based at NYP/Weill conducting clinical rotations with physicians in hospital settings and clinics as an observer. She took a weekly course titled Health Care Culture and Career taught by Dr. Sam Beck in addition to attending seminars with faculty from Weill Cornell Medicine.



Summer Health Professionals Education Program

• Rutgers New Jersey Medical School

• Scholar

  • Jun 2017 - Jul 2017

  As a scholar in SHPEP, Ebunoluwa had the opportunity to gain interprofessional skills through collaboration with health professionals and peers aspiring to various careers in medicine. Through educational, clinical, and social experiences throughout the program, she strengthened her passion and enhanced her academic excellence as an undergraduate on the premedical track. As a scholar in SHPEP, Ebunoluwa had the opportunity to gain interprofessional skills through collaboration with health professionals and peers aspiring to various careers in medicine. Through educational, clinical, and social experiences throughout the program, she strengthened her passion and enhanced her academic excellence as an undergraduate on the premedical track.



Johns Hopkins Medicine

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 700 & Above Employee

• Externship at Institute for Clinical and Translational Research

  • Apr 2017 - Apr 2017

  Gained practical experience shadowing Research Nutritionists and Dietitians as they worked clinically with pediatric and adult patients as well as conducted studies in relation to developmental, genetics, and neurological disorders. I also attended lectures and board meetings in which Surgeons discussed developing research in pediatric surgery, adult surgery, and nutrition. Gained practical experience shadowing Research Nutritionists and Dietitians as they worked clinically with pediatric and adult patients as well as conducted studies in relation to developmental, genetics, and neurological disorders. I also attended lectures and board meetings in which Surgeons discussed developing research in pediatric surgery, adult surgery, and nutrition.



Maryland Children Health Center

• Glenn Dale, Maryland

• Extern

  • Jan 2017 - Jan 2017

  For the duration of about two weeks, Ebunoluwa observed a team of pediatricians, physician assistants, and nurses as they provided a full range of pediatric care to patients, which included well-child check-ups, immunizations, and sick appointments. Angela gained a general knowledge of common childhood illnesses and protocol for skills, along with personal skills on how to interact with patients and parents. For the duration of about two weeks, Ebunoluwa observed a team of pediatricians, physician assistants, and nurses as they provided a full range of pediatric care to patients, which included well-child check-ups, immunizations, and sick appointments. Angela gained a general knowledge of common childhood illnesses and protocol for skills, along with personal skills on how to interact with patients and parents.



Georgetown University

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Intern

  • Aug 2014 - Jul 2016

  Worked under a Post-Doctoral student in the Drug Medicine Department of Georgetown University Medical Center for the duration of the 2014-2015 academic year. Completed a research practicum on "The Effect of Reactive Oxygen Species on Resistant Breast Cancer Cells." During the summer of 2016 I returned to Georgetown to collaborate with the same post-doctoral student, participating in additional research such as cell proliferation and luciferase assays on resistant breast cancer cells. Worked under a Post-Doctoral student in the Drug Medicine Department of Georgetown University Medical Center for the duration of the 2014-2015 academic year. Completed a research practicum on "The Effect of Reactive Oxygen Species on Resistant Breast Cancer Cells." During the summer of 2016 I returned to Georgetown to collaborate with the same post-doctoral student, participating in additional research such as cell proliferation and luciferase assays on resistant breast cancer cells.