Trevor Greene

Intern at the Detroit Trauma Project working on the Timing study under Dr. Jonavic, investigating trauma exposure over the developmental course of participants who have been seen for studies since conception of this project.

• Trained to recruit, consent, administer sensory testing, and collect data on: trauma exposure, startle response, parenting style, genomics and psychopathology.
• HRV, EMG, EKG data processing.
• Entry of participant interview answers and demographics into REDCap.
• Collecting biological samples through spit collecting, urine samples, and doing blood draws.
• Quality control, centrifuging, labeling, and organizing samples for storage into freezers and entering locations and numbers into excel spreadsheets for tracking of shipments for analysis of samples.
• Participant recruitment and records updating using Ripple, Lexis Nexis, and Google voice.
• Administrative work like scheduling reminders, scheduling participant sessions to be ran, booking time slots for use of booths and rooms for interviews.

Testing the novel Interactive HPV Education Program (IHVEP) and its effectiveness of increasing vaccine advocacy of HPV-related cancer patients.

• Update all scripts, protocols, appendixes, and handouts for changes needed for amendments and submit for approval to the Institutional Review Board at WSU.
• Attending meetings to inform research progress and coordinate tasks with the other research members and outsource for help among Wayne State University and Karmanos staff and Doctors.
• In person patient recruitment through informed consent at Karmanos Cancer Institute, Detroit.
• Running focus group discussions and transcribing the data. Coding and data visualization of the data.
• Implemented excel spreadsheets to store and organize data for the research project, also ran data visualization in excel.
• Coordinated a team of research assistants to ensure timely completion of research tasks
• Wrote research abstracts and presented research poster at Warrior Scholars conference, increasing the visibility of the lab’s research.
• Collaboratively wrote and submitted research paper on the project to Journal of Cancer Education (Under review).
• PRMC, IRB continuation submissions and amendments done through OnCore and the IRB WSU website.
• Direct patient interactions in a hospital setting but for recruitment and then follow-up scheduling for intervews.

• Enhanced overall mission capabilities by consistently maintaining a high level of professionalism and dedication to excellence in all aspects of aircraft armament system maintenance.
• Ensured compliance with safety regulations by conducting thorough inspections of all explosive devices prior to installation on aircraft.
• Participated in field exercises and deployments, supporting aircraft armament system operations in various environments and conditions.
• Implemented quality control measures, ensuring all work performed met or exceeded established standards for safety and reliability.
• Contributed to enhanced operational readiness by maintaining accurate records of all maintenance actions performed on aircraft armament systems.
• Load Crew of the Quarter 2024
• Deployment - Operation Inherent Resolve 2024
• NATO Exercise - Air Defender Germany 2023

I/O Psychology research studying SOC and teamwork dynamics in an escape room laboratory. Working with graduate students and PI directly. Running a mock escape room to analyze behavior and provide feedback on teamwork and leadership.

• Use critical thinking skills and teamwork to invent ways to make the participants tasks more seamless and fair but also challenging in order to get good data of teamwork interactions.
• Assisted with day-to-day operations, working efficiently and productively with all team members.
• Assisted in preparing escape room cameras, microphones, hints, briefed participants on the study prior to session.
• Being in three different labs, I developed skills in various research methodologies, ensuring high-quality work across diverse projects.

• Working in an anatomic pathology lab in collaboration with histology technicians, pathology assistants and pathologists, my main responsibilities include (Full time, 40 hours a week):
• Picking up pathology specimens and dropping off specimens to proper locations such as micro and or molecular.
• Full registration for outreach specimens from surg path, cytology, and molecular path.
• Full registration of new patients through EPIC, verifying insurance and proper billing of current patients.
• Handling, accessioning, and billing of all pathology specimens. Processing NONGYNS and PAPS.
• Stains and coverslips all NON-GYN, GYN, and other path slides through proper use of laboratory equipment.