Julia Inozemtseva, MSHS
Plainsboro, NJ 08536 609-***-****
************@*****.***
PROFILE
• Masters of Science in Health Sciences in Clinical Research Administration, Bachelors in Biology
• Knowledge of applicable clinical research regulatory requirements, including GCP and ICH guidelines
• Effective written and verbal communication skills and advanced computer skills
• Experienced in technical writing, project documentation, and upkeep of database
• Strong customer service orientation
EDUCATION
George Washington University, DC
MSHS in Clinical Research Administration
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
BA in Life/Biological Sciences January 2010 – May 2012
September 2004 – October 2008
EXPERIENCE
Anderson & Collins Clinical Research October, 2011 – July, 2012
Patient Recruitment Coordinator
• Recruit participants for various research trials
• Collect, track, and update study documentation
• Manage patient referrals
• Assist study coordinators and clinical teams as needed, by performing tasks related to study management from start up to study completion
• Establish over the phone communication with diverse audiences
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, NJ February 2011 – Current
Phlebotomist/Clerk
• Perform duties such as blood/specimen collection, patient identification, and specimen labeling
• Observe infection control and aseptic technique
• Register patients through PatCom, read physicians orders and order them through Cerner
• Maintain paper flow, answer phones, schedule tests, fax/Xerox patient charts
• Answer to the inquiries from patient, physicians, healthcare workers, and solve any arising problems
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, NJ October 2008 – December 2010
Clinical Care Technician
• Supported the medical team in the care for patients by directly interacting with oncology patients and respond to their needs
• Maintained records, enter data, register and coordinate patients
• Proficient with phlebotomy and EKG on adults
• Responsible for taking patients vitals such as blood pressure, pulse, respiration and other
Center for Advanced Biotechnology and Medicine, NJ September 2006 – October 2008
Laboratory Assistant
• Maintained several colonies of transgenic mice for the purpose of studying hereditary neurodegenerative diseases
• Used PCR and gel electrophoreses to analyze mouse tissue to determine genotype for multiple genes
• Performed tissue dissections, trans-cardiac perfusions, and cardiac blood withdrawal
• Extracted mouse brain and liver with the subsequent tissue fixation
• Prepared stock solutions
Fox Chase Cancer Center, PA June 2005 – July 2005
Laboratory Assistant
• Assisted with experiments to improve treatment for cancer research
• Was involved in basic tissue culture propagation working with multiple human cancer cell lines
• Performed cell proliferation, diluted cells for a split, and prepared samples
• Screened these cells in WST-1 proliferation assay, by using a mass spectrometer plate reader
• Preformed PCR, RNA extraction, and gel electrophoresis
• Maintained lab equipment, used sterile technique and autoclaved
• Used a manual cell counter, tissue culture inverted microscope, and a tissue culture hood
• Treated cultures with a range of compounds, took data; presented results in a report
Rutgers University, Dean’s Office, NJ September 2004 – August 2006
Office Assistant
• Interacted with and provided information to faculty, students and deans
• Provided data and research for various projects
• Organized and managed team for large mailing, maintained filing systems and equipment
• Answered phones, sorted mail, assisted in maintaining paper flow
SKILLS
Computer: MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, Front Page
Languages: Fluent in Russian, intermediate in Spanish