Madina Jumabaeva
Research Core Scientist II at Harvard University- Claim this Profile
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Uzbek Native or bilingual proficiency
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English Native or bilingual proficiency
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Russian Limited working proficiency
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Ashley Owens
I am pleased to be writing a recommendation for Madina Jumabaeva. For a little over a year, I had the pleasure working with Madina in our clinical research group for University of Rochester’s Allergy, Immunology and Rheumatology division. She worked as a clinical research technical assistant, and would report to me, along with two other Senior Human Subject Research Coordinators and our Clinical Research Manager. In the time that she worked with us, Madina had excelled at every task that was given to her. She was always willing to take on a new project, is a very quick learner, and I always felt confident that Madina would complete her tasks properly with little oversight. She upheld high confidentiality while recruiting within our medical record system for potential study participants. Her hard work has helped me to enroll multiple study subjects into an ongoing Rheumatoid Arthritis research study. Madina also worked on multiple projects organizing files as well as rectifying and entering information into data entry systems and spreadsheets. One project in particular was for a research study that has hundreds of patients enrolled. She helped us out tremendously by entering data and resolving any queries found. With her excellent attention to detail, Madina would even independently resolve any inconsistencies she found with the data and would communicate her findings to us. If she had any questions we could always rely on her to come to us and ask. Medina’s willingness to learn and take on new responsibilities is something to be desired in any profession. She would always arrive with a cheerful attitude and was always a delight to talk to. Her capability to be such an excellent employee while working two positions and taking full time undergraduate classes shows how strongly dedicated she is to anything she does. She is greatly missed within our clinical research group. I have no doubt in my mind that Madina will excel with her future professional endeavors.
Ashley Owens
I am pleased to be writing a recommendation for Madina Jumabaeva. For a little over a year, I had the pleasure working with Madina in our clinical research group for University of Rochester’s Allergy, Immunology and Rheumatology division. She worked as a clinical research technical assistant, and would report to me, along with two other Senior Human Subject Research Coordinators and our Clinical Research Manager. In the time that she worked with us, Madina had excelled at every task that was given to her. She was always willing to take on a new project, is a very quick learner, and I always felt confident that Madina would complete her tasks properly with little oversight. She upheld high confidentiality while recruiting within our medical record system for potential study participants. Her hard work has helped me to enroll multiple study subjects into an ongoing Rheumatoid Arthritis research study. Madina also worked on multiple projects organizing files as well as rectifying and entering information into data entry systems and spreadsheets. One project in particular was for a research study that has hundreds of patients enrolled. She helped us out tremendously by entering data and resolving any queries found. With her excellent attention to detail, Madina would even independently resolve any inconsistencies she found with the data and would communicate her findings to us. If she had any questions we could always rely on her to come to us and ask. Medina’s willingness to learn and take on new responsibilities is something to be desired in any profession. She would always arrive with a cheerful attitude and was always a delight to talk to. Her capability to be such an excellent employee while working two positions and taking full time undergraduate classes shows how strongly dedicated she is to anything she does. She is greatly missed within our clinical research group. I have no doubt in my mind that Madina will excel with her future professional endeavors.
Ashley Owens
I am pleased to be writing a recommendation for Madina Jumabaeva. For a little over a year, I had the pleasure working with Madina in our clinical research group for University of Rochester’s Allergy, Immunology and Rheumatology division. She worked as a clinical research technical assistant, and would report to me, along with two other Senior Human Subject Research Coordinators and our Clinical Research Manager. In the time that she worked with us, Madina had excelled at every task that was given to her. She was always willing to take on a new project, is a very quick learner, and I always felt confident that Madina would complete her tasks properly with little oversight. She upheld high confidentiality while recruiting within our medical record system for potential study participants. Her hard work has helped me to enroll multiple study subjects into an ongoing Rheumatoid Arthritis research study. Madina also worked on multiple projects organizing files as well as rectifying and entering information into data entry systems and spreadsheets. One project in particular was for a research study that has hundreds of patients enrolled. She helped us out tremendously by entering data and resolving any queries found. With her excellent attention to detail, Madina would even independently resolve any inconsistencies she found with the data and would communicate her findings to us. If she had any questions we could always rely on her to come to us and ask. Medina’s willingness to learn and take on new responsibilities is something to be desired in any profession. She would always arrive with a cheerful attitude and was always a delight to talk to. Her capability to be such an excellent employee while working two positions and taking full time undergraduate classes shows how strongly dedicated she is to anything she does. She is greatly missed within our clinical research group. I have no doubt in my mind that Madina will excel with her future professional endeavors.
Ashley Owens
I am pleased to be writing a recommendation for Madina Jumabaeva. For a little over a year, I had the pleasure working with Madina in our clinical research group for University of Rochester’s Allergy, Immunology and Rheumatology division. She worked as a clinical research technical assistant, and would report to me, along with two other Senior Human Subject Research Coordinators and our Clinical Research Manager. In the time that she worked with us, Madina had excelled at every task that was given to her. She was always willing to take on a new project, is a very quick learner, and I always felt confident that Madina would complete her tasks properly with little oversight. She upheld high confidentiality while recruiting within our medical record system for potential study participants. Her hard work has helped me to enroll multiple study subjects into an ongoing Rheumatoid Arthritis research study. Madina also worked on multiple projects organizing files as well as rectifying and entering information into data entry systems and spreadsheets. One project in particular was for a research study that has hundreds of patients enrolled. She helped us out tremendously by entering data and resolving any queries found. With her excellent attention to detail, Madina would even independently resolve any inconsistencies she found with the data and would communicate her findings to us. If she had any questions we could always rely on her to come to us and ask. Medina’s willingness to learn and take on new responsibilities is something to be desired in any profession. She would always arrive with a cheerful attitude and was always a delight to talk to. Her capability to be such an excellent employee while working two positions and taking full time undergraduate classes shows how strongly dedicated she is to anything she does. She is greatly missed within our clinical research group. I have no doubt in my mind that Madina will excel with her future professional endeavors.
Experience
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Harvard University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Research Core Scientist II
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Sep 2022 - Present
I work at the Bauer Core Facilities in the Harvard University Faculty of Arts and Sciences. I specialize in performing next-generation Illumina sequencing using MiSeq, NextSeq and NovaSeq instruments. I aid Nanopore sequencing with Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) PromethION. I work at the Bauer Core Facilities in the Harvard University Faculty of Arts and Sciences. I specialize in performing next-generation Illumina sequencing using MiSeq, NextSeq and NovaSeq instruments. I aid Nanopore sequencing with Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) PromethION.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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United States
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Government Administration
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700 & Above Employee
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Sep 2020 - Aug 2022
As an ORISE research fellow in the Viral Vaccine Preventable Diseases Branch of the Division of Viral Diseases (DVD), I performed next generation sequencing (NGS) to generate whole-genome sequences (WGS) of measles and mumps viruses for molecular surveillance and tracing pathways of transmission. I helped develop and troubleshoot new molecular methods to improve sequencing coverages. I contributed to writing snakemake pipeline for cleaning up, trimming, alignment, denovo assembly and consensus generation for NGS and ONT MinION projects. I produced several phylogenetic molecular clock trees on nextstrain server (augur) for various teams in VVPDB. I completed a project on validation of Measles, Mumps and Rubella using a probe enrichment (CATCH design) technique for whole genome sequencing (manuscript in progress). This project received abstract approval for poster presentation at ASV 2022 Conference and I was awarded Student Travel Award for ASV 2022 Conference. Show less
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May 2021 - Sep 2021
I was deployed to Lab Task Force for COVID-19 response. As a CLIA-certified laboratory testing personnel in Triage and Reporting Laboratory Team (TRL), I documented and conducted RNA extraction procedures on MagNA Pure 96 and EZ1 Advanced XL systems. I oversaw front-end of daily operations and transferred specimens through ELIMS tracking system. I helped train new TRL members on extraction platforms and front-end standard operation procedures and ELIMS.
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University of Rochester Medical Center
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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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Mar 2018 - Apr 2020
In Jarvinen-Seppo lab, I conducted an independent research project on developing qPCR based bacterial quantitation methods and tested infant fecal Bifidobacterium spp. and Bifidobacterium longum subs. infantis differences between cohorts at high and low risk for allergy development. I was hired as a Research Assistant (Sep 2019) and worked on a new project which was halted due to COVID-19.
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Jun 2018 - Sep 2019
I worked as the clinical research technical assistant in the Allergy, Immunology and Rheumatology clinical research site. I assisted in data entry of 600+ backlogged patient files (2007-2018) in to excel spreadsheet and online DADOS database for a multi-site psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis study “IPART”. I organized subject files and helped screen for recruitment through EPIC E-Records system. I shadowed clinical procedures during patient visits for several different studies.
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Jun 2019 - Aug 2019
I completed 10 weeks of summer research program under Strong Children's Research Center. I conducted research in Pediatric Allergy and Immunology department. I helped with clinical recruitment and laboratory research. I presented at a poster presentation.
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University of Rochester
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Undergraduate Lab Teaching Assistant
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Sep 2018 - Dec 2018
CHM 207: Organic Chemistry Lab Teaching Assistant I led lab session and assisted in teaching lab techniques and skills. I offered additional help by holding office hours for students. I graded lab reports, quizzes and pre-lab reports. CHM 207: Organic Chemistry Lab Teaching Assistant I led lab session and assisted in teaching lab techniques and skills. I offered additional help by holding office hours for students. I graded lab reports, quizzes and pre-lab reports.
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Education
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2022 - 2024
The Johns Hopkins University
Master of Science - MS, Biotechnology (Bioinformatics concentration) -
2016 - 2020
University of Rochester
Bachelor of Science - BS, Microbiology -
2014 - 2016
Celina High School
High School Diploma, 11-12 -
2013 - 2014
Academic Lyceum of Westminster International University in Tashkent
High School, 10
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