Adam Klub

I am a Neuroscience and Cardiovascular Technology double major with extensive clinical and research experience centered on patient care, cognitive assessment, and physiological sciences. Through both academic training and applied healthcare environments, I have developed a strong foundation in neurophysiology, clinical observation, cardiovascular function, and interdisciplinary research. I am pursuing opportunities that will allow me to contribute to the advancement of neurological diagnostics and patient-centered care while continuing to expand my expertise in neurophysiological monitoring and clinical neuroscience.

Neuroscience Research Assistant (EEG and Clinical Measures) at University of South Carolina (2025-11 – Present)

Research Student

• Prepared and maintained EEG equipment, including depopulating and repopulating electrode caps and applying conductive gel to ensure optimal signal acquisition.
• Assisted with physiological data collection by performing basic physical assessments and measuring blood pressure using a sphygmomanometer.
• Interacted directly with research participants, providing clear instructions, ensuring comfort, and maintaining professional rapport throughout procedures.
• Demonstrated strong attention to detail in equipment setup, sanitation, and protocol adherence.

Private Caregiver at Private

3 Years of Direct Patient Care Experience

• Provided comprehensive, hands-on patient care performing duties consistent with those of a Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU) Patient Care Technician (PCT).
• Performed regular patient repositioning and turning (wedging) to prevent pressure ulcers and promote circulation and comfort.
• Conducted wound care and dressing changes, including cleaning, disinfecting, and bandaging surgical and post-operative wounds following sterile technique protocols.
• Monitored and documented patient vitals, physical status, and daily condition changes to guide care decisions.
• Maintained a sanitary care environment through consistent disinfection of equipment and living spaces in accordance with infection control standards.
• Assisted with activities of daily living (ADLs) including mobility support, personal hygiene, nutrition, and medication adherence.

Bachelor of Science in Double Major in Neuroscience & Cardiovascular Technology – University of South Carolina (2024 – 2028)