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Amanda Romani

Microbiology graduate from California Polytechnic State University, working as Clinical Research Coordinator at UCSF Carol Franc Buck Breast Care Center.

Headline: Innocent Bystander
Interested in: Helping friends, Meeting new people, Professional opportunities
Schools: California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

WORK EXPERIENCE

Employer: UCSF Carol Franc Buck Breast Care Center, San Francisco, CA
Position: Clinical Research Coordinator
Time period: October 2007 - Present
Description: - Recruit subjects to participate in two different breast cancer clinical trials and prepare patients for studies, including getting consent forms signed, scheduling, organizing and assisting in data management and analysis.
- Prepare and assist surgeons and nurses in obtaining blood and bone marrow samples from study patients either during surgery or in clinic.
- Maintain a large database for patients enrolled in two clinical trials.
- Prepare and uphold current Committee on Human Research (IRB) documentation related to the studies.
- Act as a liaison to collaborating investigators and institutions outside of UCSF.

Employer: Pacific Data Designs, Inc., San Francisco, CA
Position: Clinical Project Coordinator
Time period: July 2006 - October 2007
Description: - Design Case Report Forms based on given protocols.
- Perform reconciliation of dual entered data to minimize data entry errors.
- Create and validate clinical database structure.
- Responsible for quality assurance of clinical data by creating a Data Management/Data Quality Plan which includes logic, range, cross form checks, and consistency checks that will capture data discrepancies within a trial.
- Interact with clients and assist them in clinical project management. Notify clients of any changes or inconsistencies within a study.

Employer: Medimmune Inc., Santa Clara, CA
Position: Quality Control Analyst
Time period: March 2006 - July 2006
Description: - Performed and assisted in the Influenza Virus Attenuation Test Assay and Hemagglutination Inhibition Assay on Influenza used in the Flumist vaccine
- Executed the Influenza Virus cold-adapted/temperature-sensitive Phenotype Microwell Assay to confirm the phenotype of Influenza incorporated in the Flumist vaccine
- Performed weekly and monthly maintenance on laboratory equipment such as incubators, water baths, pipettes, and centrifuges.

Employer: Anaerobe Systems, Morgan Hill, CA
Position: Research Assistant
Time period: May 2005 - August 2005
Description: - Reviewed literature and research documents and compiled into reports for management review.
- Entered test results into excel spreadsheets for a new anaerobic bacterial identification computer program called Dynamic ID.
- Using Photoshop, was responsible for taking and enhancing photos of streak plates and gram stains for the Dynamic ID program and the company catalogue.
- Exposure and experience in the following lab procedures: gram stains, streaking plates, photo-microcroscopy, anaerobic bacterial identification, and several biochemical tests.

EDUCATION

University: California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Time period: 2005
Degree: Microbiology, BSc

INFORMATION

Memberships: - Captain and participant in the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Team in Training Program
- Student Ambassador for the College of Science and Math and Chapter member of the Biotechnology Club
- Member and Philanthropy chair of Sigma Kappa Sorority/VP Philanthropy Panhellenic

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