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Morelia Solis

Morelia Solis

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE-PREMED STUDENT

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HartfordMember since September 17, 2026
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Provide direct patient care and assistance with activities of daily living in an assisted-living environment. ~1,000+ hours

Experience

Certified Nursing Assistant at tockwotton on the waterfront (2025-01 – 2026-12)

Provide direct patient care and assistance with activities of daily living in an assisted-living environment. ~1,000+ hours

  • Assist residents with hygiene, mobility, nutrition, positioning, and personal care.
  • Monitor residents and communicate changes in condition to nursing staff.
  • Promote patient safety, dignity, comfort, and independence.
  • Collaborate with nurses and healthcare staff to provide patient-centered care.

Pediatric Oncology Volunteer at Rhode Island Hospital (2026-02 – 2026-03)

Supported pediatric oncology patients, families, and hospital staff in a clinical environment. ~36 hours

  • Assisted with routine unit activities and responded to patient needs.
  • Delivered blankets, meal trays, and other requested items to patients.
  • Gained firsthand exposure to pediatric oncology and hospital-based healthcare.

STEM Academic Tutor — Volunteer at Hope elementary (2025-01 – 2025-04)

Provided academic tutoring in science-related subjects to students in grades 4–5. ~30 hours

  • Adapted explanations and learning activities to individual learning needs.
  • Encouraged student engagement and confidence in STEM subjects.
  • Developed communication, mentoring, patience, and problem-solving skills.

Child Development & Special Needs Support at Hope Elementary (2025-01 – 2025-04)

Provided individualized academic and developmental support to children with special needs.

  • Adapted communication and activities to accommodate different developmental and learning abilities.
  • Created a patient, supportive, and safe environment for children.
  • Assisted with educational activities tailored to individual needs.

Research Intern at Brown University (2024-01 – 2024-12)

Center for Orthopaedic Trauma Research. Research Project: "Next Generation Antimicrobials to Overcome Antibiotic Resistance". ~100+ hours

  • Conducted laboratory experiments investigating the antimicrobial activity of silver carboxylate treatments against bacterial cultures.
  • Worked with bacterial cultures to evaluate antimicrobial effectiveness and analyze bacterial growth and activity.
  • Participated in experiments examining antimicrobial activity against bacterial pathogens, including MRSA and C. acnes.
  • Analyzed experimental findings and contributed to the interpretation of laboratory results.
  • Independently developed and assembled the project's scientific research poster with guidance from research mentors.
  • Synthesized experimental methods, results, figures, and conclusions into a scientific research presentation.

Community Outreach Volunteer at Local Organizations (2024-01 – 2026-12)

Participated in community service initiatives supporting individuals and families in need.

  • Assisted with weekend services, preparation, organization, and community activities.
  • Supported church events and worked collaboratively with other volunteers.
  • Volunteered with Lucy's and Crossroads.
  • Participated in charity-awareness and community outreach activities.

Education

B.S. in Biological Sciences – University of Connecticut (2030-05)

High School Diploma in Health Program – Dr. Jorge Alvarez High School (2026-06)

Skills

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE-PREMED STUDENT

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