Marina Griffith

Highly-motivated employee with desire to take on new challenges. Strong worth ethic, adaptability, and exceptional interpersonal skills. Adept at working effectively unsupervised and quickly mastering new skills. Involved with clinical research for eight years and maintained multiple studies at a time. Extensive knowledge of all aspects of clinical research, from project set up to closeout. Skilled at critical thinking in high stress situations and quickly identifying solutions for issues.

Primary Children’s Hospital Volunteer

Provided a safe and welcoming environment for patients and family members and created a fun environment for patients to play and express creativity.

Evolution and Diversity Lab Teachers Assistant

Maintained two classes of 30 students and prepared every lab with the specimen needed for each lesson

University of Utah ASUU Community Service Board Member

Promoted community engagement through participation in University of Utah service activities.

University of Utah Campus Life Mentor

Mentor first year students to ensure smooth integration and a sense of belonging into campus life.

UFIT Volunteer

Assisted children with disabilities to achieve specific fitness goals and social skills.

Neuro Acute Care Volunteer

Restocked patient rooms and assisted with organizing the departments equipment.

University of Utah Dean's List

Maintained good standing for the Dean's List 3 years in my undergraduate career.

NODA Region III Presentation, University of Utah 04-2016

WSEAM Presentation, Stanford University 03-2022

Improving access to naloxone and opioid resources through the emergency department. Jacob Steenblik, Andrew Jones, Carrie Gold, Gerrit Seymour, Larry Garrett, Marina Griffith, Alejandro Blitch, Sikoti Langi, Jonathan Crump, Troy Madsen

The Importance of Opioid and Naloxone Education in the Emergency Department for High-Risk Age Groups. Jacob Steenblik, DNP MPH MHA, Larry Garrett, Ph.D. BSN, Alejandro Blitch BS, Andrew Jones BS, Gerrit Seymour BA, Marina Griffith BS, Sikoti Langi BS, Jonathan Crump BS, Carrie Gold BS, Troy Madsen, MD

Outcomes and Physician Perception of Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) in an Academic Emergency Department Margaret Carlson, BS, Jacob Steenblik, BSN, MPH, MHA, Joseph Arrington, MBA, Jayden Bearnson, Marina Griffith,BS, Griffin Durupt, Sikoti Langi, Melissa Cheng, MD, MOH, MS, Troy Madsen, MD

Emergency Department Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral for Treatment Improves Identification of At-RiskPatientsMargaret Carlson, Riley Pence, Marina Brown, Asal Kareem, Jayden Bearnson, Joseph Arrington, Sikoti Langi, Griffin Durupt,Jacob Steenblik, Jason Winward, Melissa Chen, and Troy Madsen