Customer Success Manager II

• May 2021 - Present

Customer Success Manager I

• Jan 2020 - May 2021

Product Operations Specialist

• Sep 2019 - Dec 2019

Patient Service Representative

• Apr 2018 - Sep 2019

Nutrition Educator

• Oct 2016 - Aug 2017

Corps Member

• Sep 2015 - Aug 2016

Research Assistant

• Mar 2015 - Sep 2015

Undergraduate Research Assistant

• Mar 2013 - Apr 2014

Women's Health Update Project (Project WHUP) is longitudinal study through the University of Washington conducted by Debra Kaysen Ph.D. This study aims to evaluate risk and protective factors for hazardous drinking in young women who self-identify as lesbian or bisexual. I took an internship as an Undergraduate Research Assistant for project WHUP in the third year of the study. The main objective of my position was participant retention through phone calls and correspondence. In… Show more Women's Health Update Project (Project WHUP) is longitudinal study through the University of Washington conducted by Debra Kaysen Ph.D. This study aims to evaluate risk and protective factors for hazardous drinking in young women who self-identify as lesbian or bisexual. I took an internship as an Undergraduate Research Assistant for project WHUP in the third year of the study. The main objective of my position was participant retention through phone calls and correspondence. In addition to that I conducted literature searches and aided in grant renewal proposals. A few notable accomplishments are completing the CITI Social/Behavioral Basic Course, completing the UW Medicine HIPPA training, and presenting in the Mary Gates Undergraduate Research Symposium 2014:“Social Anxiety as a Predictor of the Level of Outness of Lesbian and Bisexual Women". Show less Women's Health Update Project (Project WHUP) is longitudinal study through the University of Washington conducted by Debra Kaysen Ph.D. This study aims to evaluate risk and protective factors for hazardous drinking in young women who self-identify as lesbian or bisexual. I took an internship as an Undergraduate Research Assistant for project WHUP in the third year of the study. The main objective of my position was participant retention through phone calls and correspondence. In… Show more Women's Health Update Project (Project WHUP) is longitudinal study through the University of Washington conducted by Debra Kaysen Ph.D. This study aims to evaluate risk and protective factors for hazardous drinking in young women who self-identify as lesbian or bisexual. I took an internship as an Undergraduate Research Assistant for project WHUP in the third year of the study. The main objective of my position was participant retention through phone calls and correspondence. In addition to that I conducted literature searches and aided in grant renewal proposals. A few notable accomplishments are completing the CITI Social/Behavioral Basic Course, completing the UW Medicine HIPPA training, and presenting in the Mary Gates Undergraduate Research Symposium 2014:“Social Anxiety as a Predictor of the Level of Outness of Lesbian and Bisexual Women". Show less