National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians
Collegiate Clubs/organizations :
1
Emergency Medical Services
2
ChemE Cube
Collegiate Clubs/organizations
Emergency Medical Services
ChemE Cube
Collegiate Sports other
All Major Degree biomedical-engineering, chemical-engineering-major
Total years of experience 2 Yrs.
Undergraduate Research Apprentice
Cook Cardiopulmonary Engineering Group
2021
- 2023
other
Research and Development Intern
Croda, Inc.
2022
- 2022
intern
Independent Student Researcher
Carnegie Mellon University Schneider Lab
2023
- 2023
intern
EMT
Carnegie Mellon University Emergency Medical Services
2021
- 2024
part time
Quality Control Intern
Kashiv BioSciences
2024
- 2024
intern
Teaching Assistant: Foundations of BME Design
Carnegie Mellon University Department of Biomedical Engineering
2024
- currently working
part time
Commercialization Intern
BioEvanesce, Inc.
2024
- currently working
intern
Job Title
Company Name
Job Type
Working From
Working To
Undergraduate Research Apprentice
Cook Cardiopulmonary Engineering Group
other
2021
2023
Research and Development Intern
Croda, Inc.
intern
2022
2022
Independent Student Researcher
Carnegie Mellon University Schneider Lab
intern
2023
2023
EMT
Carnegie Mellon University Emergency Medical Services
part time
2021
2024
Quality Control Intern
Kashiv BioSciences
intern
2024
2024
Teaching Assistant: Foundations of BME Design
Carnegie Mellon University Department of Biomedical Engineering
part time
2024
Commercialization Intern
BioEvanesce, Inc.
intern
2024
Preferred State To Work california, connecticut, delaware, georgia, illinois, maryland, massachusetts, new jersey, new york, pennsylvania, rhode island, texas, virginia, washington, washington dc
Preferred City : Not Specified
Type of Position full time
Company Size small enterprise (10-49) employees, medium enterprise (50-249) employees, large enterprise (240+) employees
Functional Role field clinical support/ technical specialist, operations, product development, project management, quality, research & development
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