Brigham and Women's HospitalResearch Assistant
Jun. 2012 - Jun. 2014▪ Managed data for patient MRI scans and provided multiple records using Oracle and SQL ▪ Synchronized multiple clinical databases on daily basis ▪ Audited patient demographic information using Oracle, Clinical software: Percipio and Centricity ▪ Interviewed female patients and assessed their enrollment eligibility in a longitudinal study, investigating the hormonal fluctuation of menopause on Multiple Sclerosis symptoms and conditions ▪ Solely developed and maintained a plan for the data collection, record and management of the corresponding subjects, total of 600 patients ▪ Catalogued and documented corresponding documents ▪ Collected and analyzed data using basic statistical software for the Reproductive History study on the “REDCAP” medical questionnaire platform ▪ Monitored patients and followed up for data accuracy and reanalysis ▪ Discussed data collection progress at weekly clinical meetings and presented progressive results ▪ Responded to and collaborated with the principal investigator to ensure the process quality and expectations were met ▪ Authored in the following paper: Bove, R., Healy, B., Musallam, A., Alsharif, N., Glanz, B., & Chitnis, T. (2014). “Menopause in A Longitudinal Clinical Cohort Of Women With Multiple Sclerosis”. (P4. 163). Neurology, 82(10 Supplement), P4-163.