Emily Tay

Dedicated Research Assistant with experience in clinical and hospital environments. Recognized for my ability to manage projects, solve complex problems and exceptional communication. Efficiently trained in wet and dry laboratory work.

Coordinate clinical trials for research, support all ethics and regulatory related administrative work including IRB and HSA applications, ensuring compliance of all research activities. Conduct pre-screening of subjects to facilitate smooth recruitment, assist with informed consent process, data collection and surveys. Assist with all audits/ inspections/ monitoring and study closure activities.

Training of junior clinical research coordinators. Involved in clinical and research lab procedures such as cellular grafting . Author of Dermatology Bulletin 2022- Remote Consent as well as Author of Chicken Soup for The Busy Coordinator July 2022- Data Collection and Source Documentation.

Lab maintenance duties.

Through my time spent in LTU, I was able to conduct hands-on lab sessions and enhance my professional scientific knowledge. Lab modules taken include practical skills in biomedical science and advanced biochemistry and medical biology courses, where I picked up lab techniques such as western blot. Biopharmaceuticals was introduced to me when I took advanced topics in medical science, which sparked an interest when paper and theory turns into real life solutions that improves lives.

I was actively involved in many group projects across all modules, which polished me to be a better leader and player.