Brenda Netto

Aspiring physician with a strong foundation in neuroscience, clinical experience, and patient-centered care. Dedicated and adaptable professional who is also a flexible and reliable swim instructor, skilled in understanding modern fitness needs and tailoring lessons to meet individual goals. Known for building strong connections with clients, ensuring high levels of satisfaction, and fostering long-term relationships. Successfully balances a demanding schedule of academics, work, and extracurricular activities. Passionate about advancing healthcare through innovation and empathy while maintaining a commitment to excellence in all endeavors.

• Successfully trained over 100 swimmers of all ages and skill levels, contributing to improved safety and confidence in the water.
• Published research findings on neuroplasticity in a peer-reviewed neuroscience journal during undergraduate studies.
• Earned recognition as a top performer in the Johns Hopkins Varsity Swim Team, competing in regional championships and then the Olympics

• Varsity team swimmer
• Club swimmer
• Instrument player (e.g Piano & Guitar)
• Dancer
• Gymnast
• Painter

• Member, American Medical Student Association (AMSA) (2026 - Present)
• Member, Society for Neuroscience (SfN) (2027 - Present)
• Member, Johns Hopkins Pre-Med Society (2025 - 2029)

• Basic Life Support (BLS), Certified by American Heart Association (Renewed 2032)
• CPR and First Aid, Certified by Red Cross (Renewed 2032)
• Certified Lifeguard, Certified by Red Cross (Renewed 2032)

• Dean’s List (2025 - 2029)
  Consistently recognized for maintaining a GPA above 3.8 throughout undergraduate studies.
• Outstanding Volunteer Award, Johns Hopkins Hospital (2029)
  Honored for dedicating 300+ hours to patient care, pediatric activities, and physician support in the neurology department.
• Society for Neuroscience Undergraduate Achievement Award (2028)
  Presented for innovative research on adolescent neuroplasticity, featured at the Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting.
• Innovation in Healthcare Challenge Winner (2028)
  Won first place for developing a mobile app that connects underserved communities with mental health resources.
• The Diana Award (2028)
  Recognized for creating meaningful social impact through pediatric volunteering and neuroscience-based community programs.
• Johns Hopkins Undergraduate Research Award (2027)
  Granted for outstanding research contributions in neuroplasticity and cognitive therapy for children with ADHD.
• Research Journal Publication Awards (2024, 2025)
  Acknowledged by the ASDRP Research Journal for publishing groundbreaking research in neuroscience two consecutive years