Danielle Hassel
Pickerington,OH
Summary
Proven ability to excel in fast-paced environments while adapting to last-minute changes. Consistently recognized for high-quality work and efficiency under pressure. Extensive experience with popular administrative systems and software. Strong customer service skills with a focus on effective issue resolution.
Overview
6
6
years of professional experience
Work History
Student Assistant
The Ohio State Wexner Medical Center
08.2022 - Current
- Collaborated with the Chief of Surgery to prepare and refine critical residency documents, including promotion letters, research proposals, grant applications, and physician credentialing materials. Ensured timely, accurate submissions in alignment with institutional and regulatory standards, contributing to the professional development of residents and faculty.
- Played a vital role in physician board renewal, assisting with the timely collection and submission of required documentation to ensure physicians maintained active and current certification, contributing to institutional compliance.
- Managed the preparation and submission of manuscripts, overseeing copyright and Conflict of Interest (COI) documentation. Ensured compliance with institutional and federal guidelines, safeguarding the integrity of academic research and publication.
- Completed both resident and faculty evaluations, ensuring accurate and timely submissions to the Dean of the College of Medicine, contributing to ongoing assessment and development processes.
- Streamlined the faculty evaluation process using data management tools like Excel, improving the tracking of performance metrics. Completed faculty evaluations in a timely manner, contributing to continuous professional development and performance reviews.
- Fostered global partnerships with underrepresented regions, facilitating academic exchange and collaborative research opportunities. Promoted international research initiatives that enhanced the Department of Surgery's global impact and fostered cross-cultural academic collaboration.
Bioenvironmental Engineer
Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base
11.2019 - 11.2025
- Completed training and certification in Hazmat and Nuclear Response.
- Certified in Counterterrorism Operations Support, providing critical analysis for CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear) to ensure physician readiness during disaster crises.
- Served as a member of the 121st Medical Detachment, responding to natural disasters and terrorist attacks to provide emergency care with a specialized team of doctors and nurses.
- Performed over 300 potable water analysis tests, both on-base and in the field, to maintain the health of over 25,000 Air Force and Army personnel in accordance with OSHA guidelines.
- Utilized dosimeters, 451P, and Geiger-Muller probes to conduct radiation calculations and monitor exposure, including over 50 readings in the nuclear chamber.
- Partnered with the FBI, 121st Army Unit, Dayton Police, and Dayton Fire Department in a simulated radiation/nuclear response exercise, monitoring dose exposure and implementing proper PPE controls.
Education
Bachelor of Arts - Biology
The Ohio State University
12.2025
Airman Leadership School -
Arizona State University
07.2023
5-Level Upgrade Training -
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
07.2020
Bioenvironmental Engineer -
The United States Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine
04.2020
Skills
- Effective communication
- Organizational skills
- Attention to detail
- Reliability
- Accountability
- Adaptability
- Team collaboration
- Leadership experience
- Cross-departmental operations
- Proactive problem-solving
- Commitment to excellence
- Confidentiality
Affiliations
- American Medical Women's Association, Pre-Medical Division, 2023 - 2025
- Ohio State University Veterans Employee Resource Group, General Body, 2023 - Present
- Air National Guard Rising 6 Committee, Non-Commissioned Officer Medical Representative, 2024 - 2025
Awards
- Coin of Excellence, Recognized by Command Chief Master Sergeant Maurice Williams, the highest-ranking enlisted leader in the Air National Guard.
- Coin of Excellence, Awarded by Captain Collins (Public Health) and Major Riehl (Bioenvironmental Engineering) from the 178th Wing.
- Coin of Excellence, Received from the Army Commander of the 155th Chemical Battalion during Homeland Response Force training in Muscatatuck, Indiana.
- Coin of Excellence, Awarded by the state evaluator from the U.S. Joint Staff Surgeon General's Command.
- Coin of Excellence, Received commendation from Colonel Pulice and Lieutenant Colonel Devins for long-term dedication and superior performance.
Volunteer Experience
- Promotion Ceremony Volunteer, Assisted at the promotion ceremony for Command Chief Taylor of the 121st Air Guard.
- Equitas Health Volunteer, Packaged condoms and distributed health resources to promote awareness and support for the LGBTQ+ community.
- Franklin County Dog Shelter Volunteer, Provided food and prepared supplies for unhoused dogs.
- The Ohio State Wexner Medical Center Volunteer, Created and sent personalized cards to patients.
- Ronald McDonald House Volunteer, Prepared and served meals for families.
- Alzheimer's Association Volunteer, Distributed informational resources to individuals and families affected by Alzheimer's disease.
Timeline
Student Assistant
The Ohio State Wexner Medical Center
08.2022 - Current
Bioenvironmental Engineer
Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base
11.2019 - 11.2025
Bachelor of Arts - Biology
The Ohio State University
Airman Leadership School -
Arizona State University
5-Level Upgrade Training -
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Bioenvironmental Engineer -
The United States Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine