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New York, NY
Sep 2023 – May 2025 (Expected)
MPH in
Biostatistics
GPA: 4.0
• Gained comprehensive understanding of
public health research methodologies, focusing on statistical computing,
applied regression analysis, and decision analysis for clinical and
public health practices.
• Developed proficiency in integrating
scientific theories with practical health systems applications,
emphasizing statistical methods in SAS and categorical data analysis.
Los Angeles, CA
Sep 2020 – May 2023
BS in Applied Mathematics
and Economics
• Gained analytical skills in applied mathematics,
with a focus on probability theory, mathematical statistics,
biostatistics, and business statistics.
• Advanced technical
abilities in programming (Python), data analytics, and statistical
software applications, preparing for data-driven decision-making in
diverse sectors.
New York, US
Research Methods and Applications: Quantitative
Foundations TA
Sep 2024 – Dec 2024
Summer Institute for Training in Biostatistics
and Data Science Program TA
May 2024 – Jun 2024
• Facilitated
discussion and lab sections, providing technical support and assisting
students in understanding studio content.
• Graded student
assessments promptly, ensuring constructive feedback and adherence to
predetermined deadlines.
• Held weekly office hours and met with
students as needed to address questions and provide academic
support.
• Collaborated with Studio Lead Teaching Assistants and
faculty to develop and pre-test studio assessments.
Suzhou, China
Jun 2022 – Aug 2022
Analysts Intern
•
Implemented JMP statistical tools to refine the manufacturing process
for better process monitoring and continuous improvement.
• Assisted
in pH monitoring, operational qualification control, and risk level
intervention optimization; identified a critical issue with an abnormal
product rejection rate and devised a data-driven analysis framework to
facilitate root cause investigation and strategize potential
solutions.
• Supported qualification and study execution, including
taking samples and data analysis for two of the leading insulin products
Humulin and Humalog. Achieved a 5% increase in batch yield in
manufacturing by optimizing pH levels during synthesis.
•
Contributed to the technical transfer processes by effectively
translating and restructuring 18 essential quality control reports,
ensuring meticulous and standard documentation.
New York, US
May 2024 – Aug 2024
Research Assistant Intern,
Fernández Research Team
• Conducted a comprehensive literature review on social determinants of
health screening and outcomes in newborn nurseries, identifying existing
gaps in the field.
• Identified gaps in research on maternal health
and newborn outcomes pre-pandemic and during the pandemic, leading to a
focused research effort on these areas.
• Developed a project
codebook and performed preliminary data analysis from 2023 data to
investigate trends in prenatal maternal social determinants of health
and mental health, and their associations with newborn birth and feeding
outcomes.
• Utilized biostatistical software for univariate and
bivariate statistical analyses, focusing on identifying correlations and
potential modifying effects of demographic characteristics on prenatal
exposures and maternal outcomes.
• Collaborated with the research
team in biweekly meetings, presenting findings and progress, and
ensuring data quality through meticulous cleaning and validation.
•
Prepared and presented a comprehensive report of preliminary results to
pediatric and obstetric physicians and nursing staff on the postpartum
patients using EPIC system, providing actionable insights for improving
newborn care practices.
Suzhou, China
Jun 2021 – Aug 2021
Research Assistant
•
Collected, analyzed, and processed clinical data for stroke patient
studies using R, managing datasets comprising over 1000 patient
records.
• Determined optimal sample sizes and statistical test
parameters, accounting for confounding, bias, and dropout rates to
enhance study validity and reliability.
• Investigated the
association between stroke and rehospitalization rate using research
methods including causal inference and mediation effects analysis,
considering factors such as age, smoking, diet, syndrome, and medical
history including diabetes and obesity.
• Compiled comprehensive
statistical reports, aiding in the preparation of research manuscripts
for publication.
New York, NY
Sep 2023 – May 2024
Vice President, Director of
Public Relation Department
• Service Chinese students and scholars
at Columbia University Irving Medical Center and seeks to unite all
Chinese community members in the community, promote Chinese culture, and
enhance international communication.
• Liaise with student groups,
university staff, and external vendors to coordinate event logistics,
including venue selection, catering, equipment rentals, and
transportations.
• Manage event budgets and secure funding through
grant applications and sponsorships, including Columbia University
International Students and Scholars Office and Consulate General of the
People’s Republic of China in New York, ensuring events are financially
viable and cost-effective.
• Serve as a representative of CSSA at
university-wide events and engage with external organizations to
identify and secure opportunities for student engagement.
• Programming Languages, Database tools, and Analytical Tools: SAS
Certified Specialist: Base Programming Using SAS 9.4, Python, R, SQL,
STATA
• Business Intelligence Tools: MS Office, Tableau