Olivia Barnum
Healthcare Analyst
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Oakland, California, 94607
Summary of Experiences
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Examined global health care systems first-hand through long-term international exposure in Bolivia and Sweden
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Conducted research and designing innovative analyses in a team-based environment in order to understand the social implications of cognitive aging
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Demonstrated ability at writing, organizing, and presenting knowledge to both novices and experts
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Learned multiple software programs while serving as a research technician for a large interdisciplinary neurolinguistics group
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Involved in assessing the success of epidemiology training programs through analyzing scientific writing and survey data
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Research Methods Skills
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Eye-Tracking (EyeLink 1000) • Windows (Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
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Electrocencephalogram (EEG) • Psycholinguistic Experimental Tools (E-Prime, Praat)
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Behavioral measures • Statistics Programming Tools (RStudio, SAS, SPSS)
• Qualitative Tools (MaxQDA)
• Spatial Analysis Tools (ArcMap GIS)
Work Experience
August 2022 -
August 2021 - July 2022
August 2021 - July 2022
August 2020 - May 2021
September 2019 - July 2020
Healthcare Analyst
ORISE Fellow (Part-time)
ORISE Fellow (Full-time)
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Contributes to methodology and performs qualitative analysis on 37 countries participating in the Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP) unit
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Identifies health inequities within the evaluation tools assessing the success of participants in the Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP) unit
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Presented on the social vulnerability index (SVI) to multiple teams
Assistant to Associate Director for Science WIDB (Part-time)
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Systematically extracted and organized ~300 abstracts from epidemiologic investigations
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Created novel approaches for corrective comments of abstracts
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Prepared final analyses and instructional materials to improve field investigations and reports
Human Research Technologist and Lab Manager
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Guided research process for ~25 recipients of the Partnerships for International Research and Education (PIRE) grant
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Recruited over 50 research participants for multiple labs via phone, flyers, and emails
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Simplified procedures to increase lab management and research productivity
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Administered experiments, including troubleshooting, data processing and analysis on an as needed basis with labs and individual researchers
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Maintained $100k laboratory equipment and supplies and coordinated use of 5 laboratory spaces and equipment
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Collaborated in weekly organizational and academic meetings, academic lectures, and outreach events
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Compiled and provided resources to inform researchers on how to collect data online
November 2018 - February 2019
Medical Records Scanner
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Input ~700 pages of medical records per day into Electronic Health Record system using Epic Systems software
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Managed confidential and/or sensitive information