Chase Henley

I am a biomedical engineering graduate with practical experience in clinical support and technical systems. I have shown I can succeed in patient-focused healthcare settings by using data analysis and problem-solving skills. My background includes working as a hospital ambassador, where I helped with patient transport and imaging workflows, and as a crew member in busy labor environments, always focusing on reliability and teamwork. I am looking for entry-level roles in clinical engineering or as a technical specialist, where I can use my analytical skills and strong work ethic to help your organization succeed.

CircuitPython Labs

• Programmed Circuit Playground Express (CPX) board using CircuitPython to acquire pulse signals, calculate heart rate (BPM), and log sensor data to CSV files for analysis.

Spectroscopy & Data Analysis Project

• Conducted UV-Vis and IR spectroscopy experiments and applied Principal Component Analysis (PCA) in Python to analyze and interpret spectral data.

Engineering Design Project – Wheelchair Attachment

• Co-developed a low-cost wheelchair attachment designed to improve curb navigation and accessibility using user-centered engineering design principles.

Tissue Engineering Group Project – Spinal Cord Injury

• Collaborated on a theoretical tissue engineering solution for spinal cord injury repair, proposing a biomaterial scaffold-based approach incorporating stem cells and growth factor delivery; presented design rationale, biological considerations, and translational challenges in a formal group presentation.