Jesse Kleiner

· Supervisor and Back-up Task Area Manager (TAM) for the Department of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (DMID) Study Information Office (SIO). Responsible for overseeing a dedicated team providing critical services to 1,500+ Phase 1–4 clinical trials conducted under the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID).

· Subject Matter Expert (SME) in fundamental SIO processes, encompassing protocol abstraction, NLM protocol assessment, and the weekly transfer of protocol records to ClinicalTrials.gov.

· Project Leader for various initiatives, including the comprehensive revision and management of a Clinical Research Support webpage, serving as a central repository for research resources and standardized procedures to streamline clinical research management.

· Executed expedited services for high-priority protocols, such as COVID-19 clinical trials (BET, COVAIL) and the Monkey Pox clinical trial.

· Responsible for conducting comprehensive training for onboarded team members.

· Collaborated with Human Resources (HR) in the recruitment process, thoroughly reviewing resumes and conducting candidate interviews.

· Cultivated a vibrant, high-energy atmosphere in a popular establishment while ensuring efficient and quality service.

· Proficiently served classic and specialty cocktails, consistently adhering to company policies and ABC regulations.

· Collaborated with the kitchen staff to ensure timely food and beverage service.

· Ensured patron safety by actively communicating with security and fellow bar staff.

· Diligently completed closing duties, including cash drawer management, sanitization, and securing the bar area.

· Delivered prompt and personable service, creating a welcoming ambiance in a high-volume establishment.

· Prepared a diverse range of cocktails, adhering to recipes and maintaining consistency in taste and presentation.

Upheld professionalism while diffusing conflicts among patrons.

· Utilized strong multitasking skills to handle cash transactions, manage tabs, take orders, and food service.

Maintained the cleanliness and organization of bar surfaces, bottles, and glassware.

• Delivered high-quality patient care in a specialized respiratory unit catering to patients with conditions including COVID-19, pneumonia, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), interstitial lung disease, pulmonary emphysema, and cystic fibrosis.
• Executed a diverse array of responsibilities including sample collection (blood, sputum, stool, and urine), vital signs monitoring, bladder scans, foley catheter insertions, wound care assistance, peripheral venous catheter insertions, and preforming post-mortem care.
• Trained and mentored new team members, facilitating their orientation to the unit, familiarizing them with hospital policies, and imparting essential clinical skills and techniques.

· Provided medical care to individuals facing a spectrum of critical conditions, encompassing

traumatic injuries, seizures, strokes, cardiac arrests, diabetic emergencies, drug overdoses, and more.

· Executed precise and timely CPR and basic life support interventions during code blue situations involving patients in cardiac arrest, contributing to their potential recovery.

· Exemplified adherence to evolving medical protocols through active engagement in ongoing continuing education and training.