Subhashini Poola, MD, MPH, CCRC.

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Somerset, New Jersey 08873

732-***-**** or 732-***-**** (cell)

E-mail:acn36c@r.postjobfree.com

Education:

New York Medical College, Graduate School of Health Sciences

Valhalla, New York, NY

Degree: M.P.H. May 1999

Major: Public Health

The Johns Hopkins University, School of Hygiene and Public Health,

Baltimore MD

Certificate: Graduate Program in Infectious Disease Epidemiology July

1992.

Medical Academy, Sofia, Bulgaria

Diploma: Scientific Medical Information 1985.

Medical Academy, Sofia, Bulgaria

Diploma: Health Culture of Population 1985

Medical Academy, Sofia, Bulgaria.

Degree: M.D. 1985

Andhra University, S.V.K. P. College, Markapur, India 1974-1978.

Association of clinical Research Professional certificate:

Certified Clinical Research Professional 2007

Honor code certificate - Harvard University: Fundamentals of Clinical

Trials.

A course of study offered by HarvardX, an online learning initiative of

Harvard University through edX.

Computer Skills:

Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, SAS, Spread Sheet

and graphics, Bibliographic Databases, Microsoft Project, and Computer

assisted diagnosis and Microsoft access.

Professional Experience:

City University of New York

New York, NY.

Adjunct Faculty -2013-Present

Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine: 230 W 125th Street, New York, NY

10027

2009 - 2013

Assistant Professor of Public Health and Preventive Medicine

Course Director and Coordinator - Public Health and Preventive Medicine DO

program

Course Director - Anatomy & Physiology I BS/DO program

Course Director - Anatomy & Physiology II BS/DO program

Touro College - 27-33 West 23 Street, New York, NY 10010; Department of

Biology 2006 - 2009

Adjunct Professor.

Teaching Biological sciences lectures and labs. Developing presentations

advise students and attend meetings.

Middlesex County College - 2600 Woodbridge Ave, Edison New Jersey 08817;

2006

Adjunct Professor.

Teaching Biological sciences lectures and labs.

University of Medicine and Dentistry New Jersey - Robert Wood Johnson

Medical School, New Brunswick, New Jersey 2003 - 2006

Program Development Analyst.

. Responsible for the day-to-day clinical research operations at the

center.

. Prepared budget

. Maintained regulatory compliance for research projects.

. Interacted with industry managers & institutional authorities in

budget negotiation, protocol development and implementation.

. Prepared quarterly reporting of safety data and /or adverse effects

for the Dean of Research.

. Collaborated with the Director of the center in strategic planning to

meet the ongoing demands created by the advancement in technology and

new methods of delivering health care services.

. Interacted with different institutions regarding collaborating with

clinical research studies.

. Conducted patient recruitment for ongoing clinical research projects

at the center. Oriented new research and clinical patients to the

centers' resources.

. Responsible for handling patients' serum samples and shipping to the

appropriate laboratories for analysis as related to the aims and

objectives of specific clinical research projects.

. Interacted with different institutions regarding collaborating in

clinical research studies.

. Provided support in the use of computer applications and their use in

statistical analysis and data management, Power Point presentations.

. Lead the quality assurance and Public Health activities at the center.

. Interacted with various health insurance company managers regarding

Remicade infusions for the patients who are being treated at the

center.

. Facilitated publication of brochures from the Center.

. Responsible for clinical assistance, research methodology, supervision

and training fellows, residents (when rotated through Clinical

Research Center) and other relevant personnel.

. Identified the health education needs of support groups.

. Participated in Continuing Medical Education activities.

. Interacted with community health support group leaders and helps them

in ongoing public health activities.

. Created and maintains advanced patient research database.

. Performed other related duties as assigned.

University of Medicine and Dentistry New Jersey - Robert Wood Johnson

Medical School, New Brunswick 08901; New Jersey 2002-2003

Assistant Research Coordinator.

. Prepared a representation of problems that the patient and study

subject (clinical research) will identify.

. Established short-term and long-term goals, which maximizes function

of study requirements.

. Participated in multi-disciplinary planning of study requirements.

. Utilized hospital and community resources in study planning

coordination.

. Assisted physician with determination of methods of patient study

project and determines physician needs for the study.

. Worked with physicians to develop patient teaching programs.

. Studies/coordinates access needs of grant requirements.

. Participated in planning with grant provider, administration and

physician conferences.

. Implemented appropriate study document system by direct contact of

grant provider, Institutional Review committee, specifications,

university requirements and patient requirements.

. Took information from the patient related to the physical changes

affecting the patient and provided the information to the physician.

. Assisted in the recruitment of patients for clinical research studies

including reviewing patient histories and charts for inclusion and

exclusion criteria and interviewing prospective patients.

. Explained protocols and purpose of research study to patients at the

request of the physician or nurse.

. Assisted patients in understanding the purpose of the study and any

follow-up that may be needed as a result of findings.

. Participated in case report form completion for each patient at each

visit according to the protocol of the research duty.

. Participated in data collecting in a database of study research

requirements.

. Assisted in development of expected outcome statements to assess the

usefulness of the study requirements.

. Worked with physician and grant provider in evaluating the study

outcome.

. Performed other related duties as assigned.

Department of Health

Greenwich, Connecticut 2001

Epidemiologist

Responsibilities included:

. Monitoring health status to identify and solve community health

problems.

. Diagnosing and investigating health problems and health hazards in the

community.

. Mobilizing community partnerships and action to identify and solve

health problems.

. Linking people to needed personal health services.

. Evaluating effectiveness, accessibility and quality of personal and

population based health services.

. Research for new insights and innovative solutions to health problems.

. epidemiology

. Observations in the field of epidemiological studies and strategy

development related to the identification of specific health problems

in the community through communications and data collection and

analysis using statistical software packages.

Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick, NJ 1989

Health Unit Coordinator

Gandhi Hospital, Secundrabad, Andhra Pradesh, India.

Medical Intern 1986-1987

. Diagnose and treat the patients

. Supervising the staff.

. Worked in the following departments.

. Neurology&Acute Medical Care Unit

. Neuro Surgery & Orthopedics

. Pediatrics

. Casualty

. Fever Hospital (communicable diseases)

. Social and Preventive Medicine

. Medicine

. Surgery

. Obstetrics/Gynecology

Medical Academy Hospitals, Sofia, Bulgaria

Medical Intern 1984-1985 .

Worked in the clinics of:

. Internal Diseases

. Surgical diseases

. Obstetrics and Gynecology

. Pediatrics Diseases

. Infectious Diseases

. Epidemiology

. Hygiene

. Tropical medicine

Memberships:

American Association of Public Health.

Association of Clinical Research Professionals.

Research Papers:

1. Poola S. 1999. Coronary Artery Disease Among Asian Indians. MPH Thesis.

Graduate School of Health Sciences, New York Medical College, Valhalla, New

York, NY.

2. Sharma T, S. Poola, A. Panja, and KM. Das. 2004. Potential cause of

unresponsiveness to remicade (infliximab) therapy in patients with crohn's

disease. Am. J. Gastroenterology 99:S269.

3. Sharma T, S. Poola, A. Panja, and KM. Das. 2005. Lack of response to

Infliximab (Remicade) Therapy in patients with Crohn's Disease may relate

to disease phenotype. Am. J. Gastroenterology 100:S317.

Professional Services:

Moderator - Public Health Education and Health Promotion Section, 138th

Annual meeting of the American Public Health Association held in Denver,

Colorado (2010).

Moderator - Public Health Education and Health Promotion Section, 139th

Annual meeting of the American Public Health Association held in Washington

D.C. (2011).

Moderator - Public Health Education and Health Promotion Section, 140th

Annual meeting of the American Public Health Association held in San

Francisco, CA (2012).

Abstract reviewer - American Public Health Association's Annual Meeting

(2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 1014)

Committees: Serving in Community service committee, Research committee,

Library committee

Guest Lecturer: Touro College of Pharmacy - NY.

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