Allison Sera Oh
Undergraduate Public Health Student
New York,United States
Summary
Undergraduate Global Public Health and Biology student (3.6 GPA) with competencies in networking, data analysis, and administrative healthcare responsibilities. A detail-oriented and reliable scholar with an aspiration to further their eduction of public health policy and management through postgraduate studies. Resourceful and versatile employee with high regard for punctuality, responsibility, and perseverance.
Overview
2
2
Languages
6
6
years of post-secondary education
1
1
year of professional experience
Work History
Laboratory Assistant
NYU
New York, NY
07.2021 - Current
- Analyzed experiment and test results to validate adherence to academic standards and specifications.
- Set up, maintained and verified functionality of lab equipment and tools for 6 different courses/curricula.
- Received and processed stock into inventory management system.
Vaccine Outreach Intern
NYCHHC/Elmhurst
New York, NY
04.2021 - 07.2021
- Developed recommendations through collecting and analyzing both qualitative and quantitative data, to devise policy and intervention methods aimed at reducing burden of the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Disseminated information in key communities serviced by Elmhurst hospital with high percentages of people who fall below the federal poverty line, are uninsured, and/or are undocumented.
- Reviewed literature and technical reports to uncover key policy information for future integration.
- Took active role in stakeholder meetings to compile and share best practices on learning.
- Quickly learned new skills and applied them to daily tasks, improving efficiency and productivity.
Research Assistant Intern
Helen Arteaga-Landaverde
New York, NY
03.2020 - 10.2020
- Validated incoming data to check information accuracy and integrity while independently locating and correcting concerns.
- Gathered, arranged and corrected research data to create representative charts highlighting results and policy recommendations.
- Provided concise and constructive editorial feedback and coordinated with the writer to maintain consistency while removing grammatical or typological problems.
Assistant Healthcare Administrator
Plaza Del Sol
New York, NY
01.2020 - 03.2020
- Developed and distributed employee work schedules for over 20 nurses based on operational needs and employee requests, through Excel and the clinic's internal system.
- Maintained up-to-date information in electronic medical records software and collaborated with clinic co-creator to maintain daily operations..
Education
Bachelor of Science - Global Public Health/Biology
01.2019 - Current
High School Diploma -
08.2014 - 05.2018
Skills
Data Analysis
Accomplishments
- Collaborated with team of 5 in the development of intervention and policy measures aimed at reducing the burden on healthcare at Elmhurst Hospital in Queens, NYC. Summer 2021
- Intercollegiate Athletics Advisory Committee Honor Roll, September 2020
- Dean's List NYU Steinhardt, May 2019
Volunteer Work
During my time as an undergraduate student at NYU, I volunteered at a food bank in Harlem, NYC, NY. At the food bank, I served meals to an underserved population of primarily homeless people of color. As a volunteer I also led and participated in clean-up and inventory of the market attached to the food bank, which allowed those with food stamps or EBT to receive fresh groceries.
Timeline
Laboratory Assistant - NYU
07.2021 - Current
Vaccine Outreach Intern - NYCHHC/Elmhurst
04.2021 - 07.2021
Research Assistant Intern - Helen Arteaga-Landaverde
03.2020 - 10.2020
Assistant Healthcare Administrator - Plaza Del Sol
01.2020 - 03.2020
New York University - Bachelor of Science, Global Public Health/Biology
01.2019 - Current
Ruben S. Ayala High School - High School Diploma,
08.2014 - 05.2018
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