Medical Project

EZRA KINZER

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EDUCATION

Institute of Global Health Sciences, UCSF

MS, Global Health Current

Research Project: “Social Support Networks Among Older Transgender Individuals and the Incidence of Depressive Symptoms”

Notre Dame de Namur

BS, Biological Sciences 2018

Thesis: “Cranberry Product Interactions with Uropathogenic Escherichia Coli”

AWARDS

Catalyst Internship Program, UCSF Current

Dean’s List Sept 2015 – May 2018

Atlantis Project Fellowship July 2017 – Aug 2017

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Notre Dame de Namur University

Basic Sciences Tutor 2017-2018

Worked with STEM and Pre-Medicine students in improving grades in lower division sciences, statistics, and certification exams.

Training Petty Officer, US Navy 2008-2015

Developed training curriculum, standard operating procedures, conducting training in fire emergency services, military advancement, general studies for associate degree pursuits.

RELATED EXPERIENCE

Notre Dame de Namur

Lab Work, Undergraduate Researcher 2015 – 2018

Worked with PCR, bacterial identification methods, spectrometry, bacterial incubation

US Navy

Fire Emergency Services Jun 2006 – Apr 2015

Trained and mentored and monitored the progress of 22 personnel in daily inspection and maintenance of firefighting vehicles, and fire suppression systems. Established a standard operating procedure for a blended military-civilian duty station, leading to a 70% increase of qualified personnel. Emergency Medical Services; responded to medical emergencies, providing highest standard of care at a limited resource area by maintaining a continuous training program including tabletop exercises and drills; increasing from a 50% to a 70% success rate in medical qualifications.

PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS

“Cranberry Products as an Alternative Treatment Method for Escherichia Coli Induced Urinary Tract Infections”

Senior Research Project 2018

“AIDS in Africa: A cultural exploration of the impact on Francophone Africa”

Presentation 2018

“We Didn’t Start the Fire: The resulting sociological evolution of the LGBTQIA+ community at the height of the AIDS Epidemic”

Sociology Project 2017

LANGUAGES

English– native language

MEMBERSHIPS

11th Annual LGBTQIA+ Health Forum, UCSF; Publicity and Outreach

UCSF LGBTQIA Research Group

Veteran’s Services Point of Contact, Graduate Division, UCSF

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