UIC – Clinical Gait and Movement Analysis Laboratory
- Graduate Research Student Volunteer
- Analyzed neuromechanical data with R; supported fall prevention research.
- Contributed to data collection, processing, and manuscript editing.

MS Rehabilitation Sciences student at UIC, graduating December 2024, with experience in clinical research and data analysis. Proficient in statistical tools, including logistic and linear regressions, t-tests, and p-value analysis, with a focus on neurological conditions. Eager to apply and expand these skills in a clinical healthcare data analyst role.
Research Study Design Presentation with Written Research Proposal
Futuristic Footprints: Revolutionizing Parkinson’s Care
UIC, Chicago IL, January – April 2024
· Designed study on PD fall prediction using regression, correlation, and t-tests.
· Validated fall prediction models with logistic regression.
· Enhanced predictive accuracy with AI and ML integration.
Data Visualization Project Portfolio
Visualization of Scientific Data
UIC, Chicago IL, February – April 2024
· Created and presented four scientific visuals in health data using Tableau and Adobe Illustrator.
Health Care Data In-Service Presentation
UIC, Chicago IL, April 2024
Understanding Stroke Prevalence
· Analyzed stroke prevalence and data accuracy using SQL, Excel, and SPSS.
· Quantified stroke risk factors using logistic regression.
Health Care Data Evidence-Based Written Report
UIC, Chicago IL, March 2024
Integration of Genomic Data in Stroke Rehabilitation
· Investigated genomic data integration with R and ML models.
· Developed exercise plans with Tableau visualizations.
Literature Review Presentations
UIC, Chicago IL, December 2023
Vision Interventions for Post-Stroke Adults
· Analyzed stroke rehab literature and meta-analysis using Excel, recommending combined visual scanning and task-specific training, while identifying gaps in evidence-based vision interventions.
Aquatic vs. Land-Based Exercise for Pulmonary Function
· Reviewed rehab interventions with Excel and R, analyzing effectiveness on pulmonary function in chronic incomplete spinal cord injury, and recommended further clinician education due to inconclusive results.