EVAN C. MARTENS

*** ******* ***, **** ******, NC. 27587

acctr2@r.postjobfree.com

860-***-****

EMPLOYMENT

Clinical Information Manager (CIM), Emergency Medical Associates, Parsippany, NJ

Employed at the following New Jersey hospitals: St. Barnabas Medical Center, Morristown Medical Center,

Clara Maass Medical Center, and Overlook Hospital, June 2011-J u l y 2 0 1 3

Worked in the Emergency Department with physicians, PAs, and NPs to c ompile a record of

e ach patient’s visit. Responsibilities included: documenting patient’s chief complaint; history of

the present i llness (HPI); past medical history; physical exam findings; diagnostic test results

(CT scan, Ultrasound, MRI, X-rays, and labs); medications given and/or procedures performed;

discussion of a patient's case with other physicians; and whether the patient was admitted or

discharged. Also helped increase physician productivity, improve the quality of life of the

physician, and expedite patient flow in the ED.

Promoted to leadership positions in both recruitment and training at EMA.

Microbiology Student Researcher: Drew Summer Science Institute (D.S.S.I.)/Research Institute

for Scientists Emeriti (RISE), Drew University, Madison, NJ. Summer 2010-Spring 2011

W orked with Arnold Demain, PhD, a retired, world-renown microbial biochemist and expert in

industrial microbiology and biotechnology

Research: Researchers at Merck discovered the antibiotics, platensimycin and platencin,

which exhibit potent antibacterial activity against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus

(MRSA), vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE), and other bacterial pathogens. The goal of

our project was to determine the effect of primary metabolites (such as amino acids, vitamins,

purines, pyrimidines, and organic acids) on the production of the secondary metabolites,

platensimycin and platencin. Our approach involved using a disk-diffusion method to measure

the zones of inhibition (zone of clearance) on agar plates containing S. aureus.

Publications: (co - author)

1 ) “Development of a chemically - defined medium for the production of the antibiotic

P latensimycin by S treptomyces platensis ”- J ournal of Applied Microbiology and

B iotechnology, Sept. 2013

2) "Platensimycin and platencin: Promising antibiotics for future application in

human medicine”- Journal of Antibiotics, Sept. 2011

Teaching Assistant: Chemistry Department, Drew University Summer 2009

Instructed, assisted and evaluated undergraduate students taking a general chemistry lab. Also was

required to give lectures for the class.

EXPERIENCE

Emergency Room Intern: Morristown Memorial Hospital, Morristown, NJ. Summer 2009

70 hour internship. Shadowed the attending and resident physicians, and observed their interactions

with patients. Maintained weekly journal of experiences. Wrote two term papers.

Physician Job Shadowing: 2007-2008

Gained valuable clinical experience and exposure to the principles, practices and procedures of

medicine by shadowing doctors across a broad range of specialties, including Oncology,

Cardiology, Family Medicine, and Orthopedics.

EDUCATION

CPR and First Aid Certification (Action CPR), W ake Forest, NC. January 2014

Ross University School of Medicine, Portsmouth, Dominica (Sept.-Dec. 2013, one semester)

Foundations of Medicine curriculum included Histology, Molecular/Cell biology, Developmental biology

and Embryology, Microanatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Gross Anatomy, Immunology,

Pharmacology, Behavioral Science, and Gross Anatomy lab which included full body dissection

Drew University, Madison, New Jersey

Bachelor of Arts, May 2011

Major in Biology/Pre-medicine, Minor in Public Health

GPA 3.6; Magna Cum Laude

H ONORS

Most Valuable Player-Baseball 2011

Landmark Conference Spring All-Academic Team: 2010, 2011

Landmark Conference Academic Honor Roll-Baseball: 2008-2011

ACTIVITIES

Division III Intercollegiate Varsity Baseball (2008-2011)

Pre-Medical Society (2008-2011)

VOLUNTEER WORK

Board member on Internal Communication Subcommittee for Emergency Medical Associates (Nov.

2011- June 2012): helped improve the company portal and design of the EMA website.

Gifts of Love and Avon Health Center; Avon, CT (2005-2007)

W est Avon Congregational Church (CT): raised $3500 for a wheelchair for a child with Multiple

Sclerosis.

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