Logan J. Cary

Who Am I?

A graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree, who completed the pre-med track at Temple University and is passionate about becoming a doctor. I have a plethora of experiences in clinical settings from employment and internship opportunities. I seek to further my education and enter the field of medicine. My ultimate goal is to successfully complete medical school. Having a career in medicine will afford me the opportunity to help others, especially those who experience socio-economic challenges and health disparities, both in my community and abroad.

● Member of Project Lead The Way (Bio Medical Sciences)

● Member of the National Society of High School Scholars

● 2017 Recipient of Henrietta Lacks Dunbar Health Sciences (4 yr) Scholarship

● Reginald F. Lewis Scholar Program

● College Bound Foundation

● Member of The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. 𝝮𝚿𝚽-Omega Delta Delta Chapter

(over 150 community service hours)

● CPR, AED & First Aid certified

Jennersville Hospital 2018-2020

1015 W Baltimore Pike

West Grove, PA 19390

Shadowing Patrick Young, M.D. The head anesthesiologist at Jennersville Hospital:

● Learning the process of anesthesiology within surgery

● Engaging with patients and learning appropriate "bedside manner"

● Observing Dr. Young’s duties during surgery

● Documenting observations in notebook

The Johns Hopkins Clinical Research Network 2016- present

The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

914 Ross Bldg., 720 Rutland Avenue

Baltimore, MD 21205

Under the Supervision of James J. Potter, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Associate Program Director for Information Technology:

● Acquired the basic techniques needed in a basic science lab, including pipetting skills, preparation of reagents, simple dilutions, tissue culture, etc.

● Acquired skills to use the light, fluorescent and laser confocal microscopes. Use Excel, Access, Word and other Microsoft applications

● Use REDCap and aspects of research data management.

● Karyotype enteroids using various microscopy techniques.

● Capture images of the chromosomes

● Documenting work in a lab notebook

• I continuously participate in community service with my fraternity, The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Incorporated. I have volunteered over 150 hours, as one of the fraternity’s objectives is community outreach.
• Project Heartbeat: An Under Armour Community Project to create community centers in economically challenged neighborhoods. I am the leader of the Youth Advisory Committee for Project Heartbeat.
• Through my church I have participated in collecting and distributing bags of hygiene supplies and coats to the homeless.
• I was a member of the Young Marines for 3 years. As a member I frequently worked as a volunteer in assisting with different charity events throughout the city. Mainly assisting with the set up and support for the racers/participants in the charity marathon events.
• Through my school’s football team I regularly participated in feeding the homeless at our Daily Bread.