Experience

LONG BEACH VA MEDICAL CENTER
• United States
• Medical Practices
• 1 - 100 Employee
• Clinical Psychology Intern

  • Aug 2020 - Present

1DocWay
• Business Development

Lumos Labs (Lumosity)
• United States
• Software Development
• 1 - 100 Employee
• Clinical Trial Manager

  • Aug 2015 - Aug 2020


Mount Sinai School of Medicine

• United States
• Medical Practices

• Senior Coordinator - Clinical Research & Clinical Practice

  • Jan 2010 - Jan 2013

  Managed all aspects of our full-service specialty clinic, offering both traditional and intensive outpatient treatment, while simultaneously directing the management of all clinical trial activities, including study and regulatory coordination and subject recruitment, consent and data collection. • Developed effective working relationships with over 150 representatives including clients, referring clinicians, industry leaders, regulatory agencies and vendors • Planned, implemented and executed numerous federally and privately funded, multi-site clinical trials • Managed the preparation and submission of all regulatory submissions and correspondence – including FDA and IRB applications • Orchestrated budget and contract negotiations between study site and central laboratories, CROs and industry sponsors • Executed Site Evaluation Visits, Study Start-up, site personnel training, study Monitoring and Study close out activities • Ensured site compliance and adherence to regulations, good clinical practices (GCP) and protocol requirements • Collected and maintained all legal and regulatory documentation in addition to complete and accurate data • Assisted in the development of study protocols, case report forms, data management plans and manuscripts • Oversaw the activities of study personnel, study steering committees and Data Safety Monitoring Boards (DSMB) • Managed the collection, preparation and shipping of laboratory specimens • Served as a liaison between study sites, investigators, CROs, Sponsors and other study related stakeholders. • Attended investigator meetings • Managed all new patient contacts, and subsequently orchestrated all billing for multiple providers • Implemented the Electronic Medical Records System EPIC and ensured compliance



Columbia University, New York State Psychiatric Institute

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Project Manager

  • Jun 2008 - Jan 2010

  Coordinated international drug-safety analyses and facilitated implementation of the Columbia Suicide-Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS) in a number of settings ranging from rural community clinics to multisite industry trials. The C-SSRS is currently the gold standard assessment measure for suicidality and has been mandated by the FDA for use in clinical trials. • Prioritized implementation of project work plans designed to organize timely execution of challenging client deliverables, while maintaining focus on long-term project goals • Consulted with clinical sites offering support services such as training in the administration of the C-SSRS • Created database systems which allowed us to collect aggregate information on where the C-SSRS was being utilized, empowering us to help more individuals, hospitals and companies to effectively implement the C-SSRS in their respective settings • Performed quantitative and qualitative data analysis to understand and improve clients’ user experience



National Institutes of Health

• Research Services
• 200 - 300 Employee

• Research Fellow

  • Jun 2006 - Aug 2006

  Investigated the public’s understanding of the risks and benefits associated with genetic testing and researched the decision-making ability of the lay population when presented with the opportunity to undergo genetic testing for colorectal cancer and breast cancer. Specifically we evaluated a person's understanding of how to interpret the results and the impact such tests could have on their future healthcare treatment course. Investigated the public’s understanding of the risks and benefits associated with genetic testing and researched the decision-making ability of the lay population when presented with the opportunity to undergo genetic testing for colorectal cancer and breast cancer. Specifically we evaluated a person's understanding of how to interpret the results and the impact such tests could have on their future healthcare treatment course.