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Bradley Parsons

Houston,TX

Summary

Dedicated Clinical Research Professional with over 5 years of research expertise seeking a clinical study management role in the field of dermatology. Currently serving as a member of multiple Research Advisory Boards, optimizing studies and clinical trials for pharmaceutical treatments of Alopecia Areata. Successfully conducted an independent research study over 3 years that earned a selective award of excellence from my undergraduate Provost. Acquired extensive practical knowledge of data management and analytics specific to a range of research study designs while earning a Master of Public Health in Epidemiology. Committed to supporting innovative dermatology research that makes a substantial impact in the field.

Overview

Work History

Research Advisory Board Member

National Alopecia Areata Foundation
Houston, TX (09/2021 - Current)

Main duties performed for groups studying future Alopecia Areata (AA) therapies:

  • Advise teams on optimal treatment frequency for AA by sharing insights from local support groups and recent research trends
  • Adapt study questionnaires and marketing materials to ensure terminology is relevant for capturing data on both common and unique manifestations of AA
  • Advocate for tracking mental health and quality of life outcomes as key indicators of treatment success for AA
  • Assist international research groups in optimizing US patient recruitment by connecting teams with nationwide AA registry networks

Other contributions to AA patient advocacy:

  • Filmed a long-form interview detailing my personal journey with AA Universalis, presented at the National Sales Meeting of a major US pharmaceutical company
  • Counseling children with AA nationwide as a certified Youth Mentor

Clinical Research Assistant

Johns Hopkins Sleep Disorders Center
Baltimore, MD (03/2017 - 01/2021)
  • Led clinical research study of sleep patterns in 86 JHU student athletes using Under Armour Band smartwatch technology
  • Responsible for the preparation of study protocols, informed consent documents, lifestyle questionnaires, IRB approval forms, and grant applications
  • Designed strategized marketing materials with JHU Athletics to maximize study recruitment and personally enrolled all 86 participants
  • Developed a Standard Operating Procedure to help train participants to properly track data and report issues
  • Maximized study adherence by scheduling follow up meetings and phone call with participants over the school year
  • Scraped and databased large-scale datasets collected over 5 school semesters
  • Performed independent data analysis using a variety of statistical methods

Student Volunteer

Johns Hopkins Adult Emergency Department
Baltimore, MD (09/2017 - 09/2019)
  • Executed independent patient check-ins to update health information in an electronic medical records system, facilitating proper organization and transfer of patients between triage units
  • Transported ambulatory medication and provided post-op patient family care in over 10 trauma surgeries

Education

Master of Public Health - Epidemiology (GPA: 3.85)

UTHealth School of Public Health (UTHSPH)
Houston, TX
08-2023

Bachelor of Arts - Public Health Studies (GPA: 3.64)

Johns Hopkins University (JHU)
Baltimore, MD
05-2020

Skills

  • Data management (SQL, REDCAP, Excel)
  • Statistical analysis (R, STATA, SPSS, SAS)
  • Research participant management (recruitment, study onboarding, retention)
  • Regulatory knowledge (IRB preparation, grant writing)

Accomplishments

  • 2018 JHU STAR Summer Research Award Recipient
  • JHU Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Health Honor Society Committee Member
  • Awarded Departmental Honors in Public Health Studies at JHU (Honors Thesis: "Sleep Patterns in Student Athletes")
  • Sponsored by JHU Athletics to deliver talk series about sleep loss risk using novel data findings (“The Importance of Sleep in Athletes” )
  • Founded a non-profit organization to empower children in JH Hospital to explore Baltimore sites using telecommunications robots (WeGo Project)
  • 4-year JHU Varsity Baseball Team Member (Selected to All-Conference Academic Team in ‘18, ‘19, and ‘20)

Timeline

Research Advisory Board Member

National Alopecia Areata Foundation

Clinical Research Assistant

Johns Hopkins Sleep Disorders Center

Student Volunteer

Johns Hopkins Adult Emergency Department

Master of Public Health - Epidemiology (GPA: 3.85)

UTHealth School of Public Health (UTHSPH)

Bachelor of Arts - Public Health Studies (GPA: 3.64)

Johns Hopkins University (JHU)
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