Remelia Partap

Clinical Psychology graduate of Hunter College with a minor in Legal Studies and robust understanding of psychological conditions, along with comprehensive knowledge of observing and analyzing behaviors. My legal studies offer insight into regulatory and ethical processes, especially when applying ethical standards in professional settings. I am enthusiastic to contribute my skills and insight to an entry-level role in a hospital, clinic, or behavioral health center where I can assist in professional services and continue developing practical hands-on experiences.

Caregiver/Childcare Provider at Private Family (2025-02 – 2026-03)

• Provided one-on-one care for a young child with autism, supporting daily routines, activities, and overall well-being tailored to the child's individual needs, preferences, and behavioral responses
• Built a trusting relationship through consistent and compassionate care while encouraging interactive, stimulating, and age-appropriate exercises

Psychological Research Experience (2026)

• Conducted an extensive research investigation examining the relationship between family food practices, acculturation, body image, and eating-disorder risk among second-generation immigrant adolescents
• Examined cultural, social, and psychological factors influencing adolescent development and well-being through the collection and analysis of survey-based data

Psychological Statistics & Data Analysis (2025)

• Applied quantitative and statistical methods to psychological research questions and datasets by using StatCrunch to conduct statistical analyses and interpret quantitative findings (hypothesis testing, probability, distributions, t-tests, ANOVA, and chi-square analyses)
• Translated quantitative results into clear written interpretations using appropriate psychological and statistical terminology.

Courtroom & Legal Community Experience (2023)

• Participated in an immersive courtroom experience with The Honorable Pamela K. Chen, gaining firsthand insight into judicial proceedings, legal decision-making, and the administration of justice
• Observed courtroom proceedings and professional interactions while developing a practical understanding of judicial procedure, legal advocacy, and courtroom dynamics

Bachelor of Arts in Clinical Psychology, Minor in Legal Studies – Hunter College (2022 – 2026)