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AMANDA STROINEY

 

77 Hillside St. #2

 

Boston, MA 02120

 

860-916-4075

 

amandastroiney@aol.com

 

 

 

Education

 

Northeastern University                                                                                                                 Boston, MA

 

Candidate for Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Neuroscience                                                           GPA: 3.34

 

Awards: Psi Chi Honor Society, Dean’s List (Spring 2013, Fall 2015)

 

Relevant Coursework: Organic Chemistry 2, Biochemistry, Physics 2, Statistics, Clinical Neuroscience, Genetics, Abnormal Psychology, Molecular Origins of Cancer

 

Other Activities: American Medical Student Association, NEURONS (Northeastern Neuroscience Club), NU Active Minds (Mental Health Club), Peer Tutoring, NU Club Broomball

 

Certifications: Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT)

 

 

 

Work Experience

 

Dana Farber Cancer Institute                                                                                                        Boston, MA

 

Radiology Research Staff                                                                                                       Jan.2015-Aug.2015

 

v  Executed post-processing of brain MRIs in order to analyze diffusion, perfusion, and FLAIR data

 

v  Performed computer-based drawing of regions-of-interest (ROIs) in MRI scans for clinical trials

 

v  Composed the first draft of a research article by interpreting data obtained from thorough analysis

 

v  Consolidated multiple patient record sources in order to prepare data for a clinical paper presentation

 

v  Mastered radiology/hospital information systems including EPIC, PACS, Hermes, and MiSTAR systems

 

v  Attended Brigham and Women Hospital’s weekly Neuroradiology Grand Rounds

 

 

 

Arbour Hospital                                                                                                                               Boston, MA

 

Group Therapist – Addiction/ Dual Diagnosis Unit                                                                  Apr.2014-Aug.2014

 

v  Facilitated groups related to mental health and drug-dependency for dually-diagnosed patients

 

v  Prepared group notes regarding patients’ mental status and insight towards illness

 

v  Provided a safe environment for patients to receive support, encouragement, and insight from peers

 

v  Utilized interns to co-facilitate groups and provided feedback on performance

 

 

 

Mental Health Associate                                                                                                         Jan. 2014-Apr.2014

 

v  Promoted appropriate social interactions between clients and provided teaching when necessary

 

v  Ensured the well-being of the patients by completing safety rounds at scheduled times

 

v  Assisted adults and adolescents with implementing their treatment plans

 

 

 

Ducali Ristorante                                                                                                                             Boston, MA

 

Lead Waitress                                                                                                                            July 2013-Present

 

v  Manage servers to ensure smooth dining operations on a daily basis

 

v  Oversee applicant screening and conduct new server training

 

v  Work efficiently to provide a positive experience for customers while providing assistance to other staff

 

 

Research Experience

 

Developmental Neuropsychobiology Lab (Northeastern University)                                         Boston, MA

 

Lab Assistant                                                                                                              Summers 2013, 2014, 2015

 

v  Performed perfusion surgeries on anesthetized rats to ensure proper preservation of the brain

 

v  Prepared anatomical slices to correlate post-mortem PFC tissue samples with psychological data

 

v  Conducted psychological experiments on live rats in order to investigate the effects of early life stress on the pre-frontal cortex in pre-clinical rodent models

 

 

 

Computer Skills

 

v  Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook

 

 

 

Other

 

v  Study Abroad: Swinburne Institute of Technology (Melbourne, AUS)     

 

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