Clinical Research Coordinator

• Aug 2022 - Present

Research Assistant

• Mar 2021 - Present

Serve as a surveyor and hands-on technician performing DNA extractions from cancerous breast tissues in order to enhance academic research about the correlation between breast cancer diagnoses and men/women with a Hispanic background.

Research Assistant

• Feb 2021 - Present

Responsibilities include assisting with academic research on Culturally Tailored Nurse Coaching Study for Cancer Symptom Management and meeting regularly with the supervisor regarding all data entry on REDCap and keeping up to date with new literature and experiment design.

Medical Oncology Scribe and Medical Assistant

• Oct 2018 - Present

Responsible for completing patient charts, prescription management, progress notes, consenting patients for clinical trials and quality assurance for the Chief of Medical Oncology at The University of Miami Hospital. Responsible for completing patient charts, prescription management, progress notes, consenting patients for clinical trials and quality assurance for the Chief of Medical Oncology at The University of Miami Hospital.

Cashier

• May 2015 - Dec 2020

Responsible for taking money in the form of cash, check, or credit card from patrons in exchange for services. Scan items, provide change, balance drawers, and process credit card transactions. Responsible for taking money in the form of cash, check, or credit card from patrons in exchange for services. Scan items, provide change, balance drawers, and process credit card transactions.

FLAGG Mosquito Field Study Research

• May 2020 - Aug 2020

FLAGG is a project with the goals of studying the field population of Aedes aegypti in South Florida.The goal of this project is to identify olfactory receptors that enable the zika and dengue fever mosquito, Aedes aegypti, to be attracted to humans. The proposed research promises to (1) provide insight into the genetic basis of mosquito attraction to humans and (2) provide specific information useful for preventing the spread of human disease by mosquitoes. FLAGG is a project with the goals of studying the field population of Aedes aegypti in South Florida.The goal of this project is to identify olfactory receptors that enable the zika and dengue fever mosquito, Aedes aegypti, to be attracted to humans. The proposed research promises to (1) provide insight into the genetic basis of mosquito attraction to humans and (2) provide specific information useful for preventing the spread of human disease by mosquitoes.

Mission Trip

• Jul 2016 - Aug 2016

Constructing latrines for 27 families, for them to be able to pursue a healthier and a more sanitized lifestyle. Constructing latrines for 27 families, for them to be able to pursue a healthier and a more sanitized lifestyle.