CARRIE SHRIVER
Seattle, WA T: 206-***-**** Email: ******.*******@*****.***
Notable Skills
A total of 12 years in research, including 5 years project management. Proposal implementation. Proficient in designing and developing SOPs; instructional guides, checklists, recruitment materials; and sponsor status reports. Exceptional quality assurance. Proactively created efficiency and improvements. Created and analyzed tracking systems. Identified, triaged, and managed study concerns. Built and maintained collaborative relationships. Lab experience: packaging and shipping blood supplies, phlebotomy, finger sticks, and temperature monitoring. Proficient at safety standards: PPE and BBP. Certifications: GCP, Clinical Research Coordinator Foundation (CITI Program), BBP, and Mental Health First Aid. Professional Experience
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Seattle Quarantine Station, Seattle, WA Jan 2022 – Sep 2023 Quarantine Public Health Officer
Monitored, assessed, and met the station’s and its partners’ daily needs to prevent the importation and spread of infectious diseases. Managed four states: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana.
• Managed assigned cases, some requiring extensive communication between multiple entities and continuous follow-up.
• Led a team of contractors to enter COVID-19 cases. Ensured compliance on the data entry and follow-up.
• Served as the Safety Representative. Identified improvement needs and created preventative solutions. o Completed a monthly compliance report for the department leadership. o Ensured unexpired safety supplies were in stock and staff compliance. Monitored refrigerator temperature. o Provided advice and assistance to the National Quarantine Station Safety Group.
• Identified ways to improve station duties and collaborated with team members to streamline processes. o Created and implemented a new system to track cases, resulting in an over 95% follow-up rate. o Designed templates, guides, worksheets, and trainings to assist in following the strict CDC policies.
• Strengthened partnerships by providing trainings, collaborating to create procedures, and checking in regularly.
• Collaborated with other quarantine stations and department leadership. o Proactively created a multi-station work group to share ideas and increase competence. o Coordinated on-call services and scheduling between four Quarantine Stations. o Volunteered to deploy and assist the Newark Station during a potential disease outbreak.
• Mentored a new employee to provide support and guidance.
• Received several bonuses for my high-quality work.
• Highlighted in the CDC Branch Chief Notes for my quick problem-solving on a specific case. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as Loyal Source Contractor, Seattle, WA May 2020 – Jan 2022 Public Health Advisor at Seattle Quarantine Station Assisted in COVID-19 disease prevention and reporting efforts.
• Increased staff performance efficiency and accuracy by streamlining processes, identifying knowledge gaps, creating additional trainings and job aids, and implementing new procedures. o Created an SOP due to a strong ability to break down tasks and establish step-by-step guides to ensure consistency.
• Because of my excellence, CDC staff requested that I provide data clean-up and quality assurance.
• Professionally interacted with travelers, and reporting, travel, and federal agencies to carry out regulations. UW School of Nursing, Seattle, WA May 2019 – Nov 2019 Clinical Research Coordinator
Implemented and conducted a study to evaluate an opioid use treatment intervention.
• Contributed to developing the SOP due to my progressive background in research.
• Planned and implemented satellite sites at community health clinics.
• Enabled positive collaboration with clinic staff by creating open dialogue and working together to meet our needs. 2
• Utilized an Electronic Health System, EPIC, to gather additional data, chart review, and recruit participants.
• Initiated changes to the study survey to ensure appropriate comprehension. Revised the survey using REDCap.
• Conducted informed consent, oriented, reimbursed, and followed up with participants in the study. Evergreen Treatment Services, Seattle, WA Jan 2018 – Dec 2019 Clinical Administrative Specialist
Collaborated with the clinical supervisors to meet the counseling department needs at an opioid treatment agency.
• Assessed operation areas that needed improvement and problem-solved with staff to address them. o Developed a process for addressing patient requests and concerns that slashed average patient wait times from 2-3 months to 1-3 weeks.
o Took the initiative to liaise between internal programs to form collaboration and improve patients’ needs. o Received recognition from leadership for my initiative to spot and problem-solve multiple issues.
• Created, implemented, and analyzed a qualitative and quantitative patient satisfaction survey.
• Renovated a required public health training for patients. Trained clinic staff. Evergreen Treatment Services, Renton, WA Oct 2016 – Dec 2017 Research Assistant – BEST Study
Implemented and coordinated a sexually transmitted infections prevention study at an opioid treatment agency.
• Independently carried out the daily research functions. Evaluated, identified, and enhanced operational procedures. o Exceeded recruitment expectations and was recognized for an incredibly high follow-rate of over 90%.
• Represented the study with integrity, provided excellent customer service, and collaborated with clinic staff.
• Volunteered to create and analyze a qualitative and quantitative patient needs assessment survey for the clinic. o Advised and assisted in creating a program to increase patient success. Public Health – Seattle & King County, Seattle, WA Mar 2011 – May 2016 CDC National HIV Behavioral Surveillance (NHBS) Seattle Site Coordinator Coordinated the Seattle site of the NHBS, which is a yearly CDC project that assesses populations at risk for HIV.
• Supervised data collection activities, conducted quality assurance observations, managed appointments, tracked reimbursements, processed and shipped lab specimens, and ensured research protocols and ethics were fulfilled.
• Conducted data collection activities, including informed consent, survey, blood draw, and test results to participants.
• Worked closely with the sponsor to check in and assess the needs of the study.
• Sponsor staff credited me for delivering high-quality work, citing potential problems, meeting goals and deadlines, and ensuring study compliance.
• Hired and supervised 6-9 employees.
o Mentored staff in research and working with the populations served.
• Carried out comprehensive formative research on the target population from multiple sources. o Designed, conducted, and analyzed qualitative research. o Built and maintained collaborative relationships in the community.
• Collaborated in writing formative and mid-study reports to the sponsor, submissions to the IRB, and creating local processes to carry out the study following CDC protocols.
• Developed and delivered instructional trainings and created job aids for new staff. o Recognized as an inspiring trainer.
• Routinely offered insight and advice at the yearly CDC nationwide training meeting. o As a result, the CDC NHBS leadership asked me to conduct some training segments.
• Created a manual of operation.
Education
Master of Social Work
University of Washington
Concentration: Policy
Bachelor of Science
Indiana University
Major: Public Affairs and
Nonprofit Management