Engineering Assistant

Julie Campbell

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Summary:

Biomedical Engineering Master's student graduating in May 2014 with

experience in technology development and engineering innovation. Academic

research focus on the development of devices to improve healthcare

simulation for resuscitation. Skilled in hardware and software creation and

implementation, experiment design, and development of data-driven clinical

performance assessments. Three poster presentations at national and

international conferences, three patents pending.

Industry Experience:

Marketing Analyst Intern, Johns Hopkins Technology Transfer, Baltimore, MD

Summer 2013-Present

Prepare marketing materials for inventions disclosed to JHTT

Review and evaluate technology assessment reports

Determine commercial potential for JHU technologies and identify commercial

marketing leads

Soft Tissue Implant Research & Development Intern, Covidien Research &

Development Summer 2012

Fabricated and mechanically-tested hernia mesh prototypes

Completed literature searches to identify and compare protocols for future

preclinical studies

Completed Six Sigma and LEAD introductory courses

Soft Tissue Implant Pipeline Development Intern, Covidien Research &

Development Summer 2010

Completed literature searches comparing hernia mesh materials and porosity

Analyzed and tracked FDA approvals of competitor products

Worked with Pipeline Development Team in planning timeline of production

and release of products

Met with doctors who use Covidien products to get feedback for future

product development

Research Experience:

Graduate Thesis Research, Johns Hopkins Simulation Center, Baltimore, MD

Fall 2012-Present

Develop hardware- and software-based devices to realistically link

simulation technologies to clinical monitors and diagnostic sensors,

specifically ZOLL R Series defibrillator and associated sensors

Develop set of inexpensive, versatile tools to extend capabilities of low-

technology simulators

Assess usability, safety, and effectiveness of devices through testing in

simulation-based training and research

Three US Patent applications

Undergraduate Research, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY

Spring 2011-Spring 2012

Developed experiments to study distribution of stresses on trabecular core

and cortical shell in vertebral body under compressive loading

Mentored undergraduate student (Spring 2012), Mentored high school student

(Summer 2011)

Researched effects of PTH, Bisphosphonate, and Fluoride treatments on

osteoporotic rat cortical bone toughness and protein modifications

Education:

M.S. Biomedical Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD,

Expected May 2014, GPA: 3.81/4.00

B.S. Biomedical Engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY,

2012, GPA: 3.98/4.00

Teaching Experience:

Graduate Teaching Assistant, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

Fall 2012-Present

Teaching Assistant for multiple sections of Freshman Modeling and Design

(Fall 2012), Systems and Controls (Spring 2013), and Introduction to

Business (Summer-Fall 2013), Systems Bioengineering I Lab (Fall 2013)

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy,

NY Spring 2010

Responsible for teaching basic laboratory techniques to students in

Introduction to Cell Biology

Wrote weekly quizzes to gauge the progression of student understanding in

the class

Awards and Honors:

Who's Who Among American University & College Students: Recognizing

outstanding merit and accomplishment.

Tau Beta Pi: Engineering Honors Society. Inducted November 2010.

Tau Beta Pi Soderberg Scholarship: Awarded for outstanding scholarship and

exemplary character as a senior student in engineering. April 2011.

Charles D. Dyce Prize: Awarded to School of Engineering student who has

demonstrated high scholastic ability and involvement in extra-curricular

activities and indicates potential for constructive leadership.

Liberty League All-Academic Squad: Recognized for GPA while playing

Division III Varsity Sports for RPI.

RPI Leadership Award: Merit-based scholarship Award for academic standing

and extracurricular activities. May 2008.

Publications/Presentations:

Campbell J, Allen R, Fackler J, Hunt E, Duval-Arnould J. "Spoofing ETCO2

sensor data streams: A hardware and software package to interface

simulators and real clinical devices," present at 14th International

Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare, USA, Jan 24, 2014.

Campbell J, Perretta J, Sullivan N, Hunt E, Duval-Arnould J. "A device to

allow anterior-posterior (AP) defibrillation in simulators lacking AP

electrode contact points," presented at 5th International Pediatric

Simulation Symposia and Workshops, USA, April 25, 2013 and at 14th

International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare, USA, Jan 24, 2014.

Campbell J, Karim L, Tommasini S, Judex S, Vashishth D. "Effects of

parathyroid hormone treatment in ovariectomized rats," presented at

Orthopaedic Research Society Annual Meeting, USA, Feb 5, 2012.

Technical Experience/Skills:

Laboratory: Cell culture, Cell strain (Flexcell Tissue TrainTM System),

Contact Angle Analysis, Electronic circuit design and construction,

Mechanical testing (Instron 5900 Systems), Micro-computed tomography, Micro-

mechanical testing (EnduraTEC ELF3200), Protein Glycation

Software: ABAQUS, C, C#, LabView, MatLab, MS-Office, NX5, R (GNU S),

SigmaStat, Simulink

Leadership and Activities:

Club Field Hockey Team, JHU Fall 2012-Present

RPI Varsity Athlete (8x): Field Hockey, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track & Field

Fall 2008-Spring 2012

Tau Beta Pi, Secretary, RPI Spring 2011-Spring 2012

Biomedical Engineering Society, RPI Fall 2011-Spring 2012

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