Rana Elshayet

Biomedical scientist and nationally registered EMT, with proven expertise at the intersection of research, medicine, and leadership. I am skilled in mobilizing teams under pressure, advancing genomic and therapeutic research, and fostering collaborative growth in academic and clinical settings. Proven to effectively lead and mobilize teams in high-pressure environments, while maintaining a clear focus on objectives. Combines strong interpersonal skills with decisive leadership to foster collaboration and professional development. Prepared for impactful roles in academic settings, with experience facilitating engaging laboratory sessions that promote a thorough understanding of scientific principles, and adaptability to evolving educational needs. Extensive experience in critical care within emergency medical settings, utilizing effective communication and decisive decision-making to ensure patient safety and stability, while consistently demonstrating professionalism and reliability.

• Heavy Lifting & Carrying Certified
• Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT), 03/31/26
• Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider (AHA), 06/27

• Premedical Society, 08/22 - Present, Regular volunteer for Red Cross blood drives, peer-led health education, and civic outreach initiatives., Advocate for equity, public service, and future physician-leadership.
• Delta Sigma Chapter, Alpha Sigma Tau National Sorority, 08/22 - 02/24, Elected Chair of Member Support and Accountability, directed internal governance, resolved member conflicts, and led mental health and philanthropic initiatives benefiting CHOP and national wellness campaigns.
• Camp Kinney Scholars Program, Social recognition and public Award for Scholar of the Week (07/24)

• Provided over 550 hours of direct emergency medical response, contributing to the stabilization and safe transport of trauma, cardiac, and pediatric patients.
• Annual Memorial Day service volunteer, American flag holder for national anthem.
• Contributed to community service and health wellness fundraisers, 2x volunteer in designing cards for pediatric patients (Children's Hospital of Philadelphia); Contributed to Leukemia Awareness (Light the Night Walk); (NEDA Walk).
• Created promotional flyers using Canva for several fundraising events.
• Facilitated Women's Wellness event (Pasta for Purpose; Dress for Success; Women who Code).
• 3x Volunteer Blood Donation Organizations (American Red Cross).
• Mentored incoming cadets in preparation for Rig (LSV) safety checks, EMT responsibilities. Presenter at tabling for school health fairs.
• Voluntarily designed and implemented seasonal dorm decorations, with prior approval from the Office of Residence, to foster a welcoming environment for students experiencing homesickness.

SEA-PHAGES Genomic Research Program, Saint Joseph's University & University of Pittsburgh, 08/23, 08/25,

• Discovered, isolated, and published genomic annotations in several bacteriophage genus: DNA extraction and bacteriophage sequencing using sterile microbiological and molecular techniques. Contributed to bacteriophage taxonomy through rigorous experimental design.
• CAPER Therapeutic Research Project, Saint Joseph's University, Shadowed breast cancer pharmacology and gene expression research; Maintain adherence to vivisection protocol.
• Observed experimentation and assisted in data interpretation and collection for real-time therapeutic advancements.