Lionell E. Rivera Barredo

Professional with proven expertise in medical training and patient care. Skilled in clinical procedures, diagnostic assessments, and disease management. Strong focus on collaborative teamwork and adaptability to meet evolving healthcare demands. Reliable in delivering high-quality results under pressure, with deep understanding of medical ethics and patient-centered care.

Research Assistant, Gastroenterology Research Unit
University of Puerto Rico, Medical Sciences Campus
07/2023 - 07/2024

• Contributed to the multi-disciplinary project "The Genetics of Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Puerto Ricans," collaborating with Cedars Sinai Medical Center and the NIDDK IBD Genetics Consortium.
• Reviewed and extracted critical medical data from both physical and electronic medical records to support the development of a comprehensive IBD patient database.
• Assisted in participant recruitment by adhering to strict protocols for maintaining confidentiality and data security, ensuring compliance with IRB standards.
• Engaged in the "Dieta Anti-Inflamatoria" study, focusing on dietary management strategies for Crohn's disease specifically tailored for Puerto Rican patients, involving data collection and patient interaction for eligibility assessment.

Undergraduate Research Assistant, Student
Fundación Garcia Rinaldi Summer Program
San Juan, PR
07/2017

• Conducted a thorough literature review using sources such as Scielo, Medline, APA, NIH, and the Department of Health to investigate the effects of psychological stress, anxiety, and depression on cancer patients and their families.
• Utilized statistical analysis to determine that early detection and treatment of high-risk cancers can significantly increase survival chances for patients by up to 80%.
• Collaborated with a team of medical professionals to develop effective mental health management strategies for oncology patients and their family members based on research findings.

• Representative, Surgical Interest Group - Actively represented the interests and goals of medical students within the organization.
  Facilitated communication between members and faculty, organizing events and workshops to enhance student engagement in surgical topics.
  
• Class Representative, Human Development Class - Served as a liaison between students and faculty, addressing concerns and feedback to improve the learning environment.
  Organized study groups and facilitated discussions to promote peer collaboration and support.
  

• Dean's List
  UMass Amherst, [Specific Semesters/Years]
• Chancellor's Award
  UMass Amherst, [Year]
• National Registry EMT-B License
  [Month/Year] – Present
• Clinical Medical Assistant Certification
  [Month/Year]
• American Red Cross BLS/CPR Certification
  [Month/Year] – Present