kelly manser

Research, compose, and publish weekly articles about technology and campus life; topics include technology, social issues, and the intersection thereof.

Assisted with research, creation of content for OLE website, and construction of Basic e-Learning Library (BeLL)

* Observed clinical psychology practice, including childhood autism testing and transcranial magnetic stimulation * researched and wrote paper investigating feasibility of dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) to treat autism spectrum disorder * co-authored book chapter (published August 2012) on feasibility of DBT to treat autism spectrum disorder.

While in historical costume, interpreted and presented information about colonial Virginia to visitors of Jamestown Settlement, a living history museum.

Currently studying health and interpersonal relationships in the lab of Dr. Steve Du Bois.

Provided evidence-based outpatient therapy services to clients of diverse backgrounds and clinical presentations (primarily Medicaid beneficiaries). Engaged in case consultation with clients' families and other helping professionals.

Collected and analyzed data, managed IRB protocols, and provided all-around support for the Interactive Surgical Systems Lab at the Cambridge Health Alliance, a Harvard Medical School teaching hospital. On a volunteer basis, coordinated and collected data for a study examining potential uses for Google Glass in healthcare.

Helped to select stimuli and collect and analyze data in Dr. Ariel Goldberg's psycholinguistics lab. Helped to select stimuli, perform literature reviews, and collect data in Dr. Sam Sommers's social cognition lab.

* Conduct psychosocial assessments for transplant candidates (liver recipients, kidney donors) * Provide outpatient therapy to individuals with comorbid psychiatric (e.g., MDD, GAD) and medical (e.g., diabetes, chronic pain) diagnoses * Interpret and summarize patient encounters via SOAP notes and comprehensive reports * Provide inpatient psychology consults as part of consult/liaison service * Review, update, and manage patient charts through EPIC EMR * Attend weekly interdisciplinary Liver Transplant Medical Review Board * Attend weekly group supervision and psychiatry grand rounds

* Promoted from Research Coordinator in April 2016. I handle research coordination tasks for all NIH-funded research projects at Inflexxion, and provide support for non-federally-funded research as needed. * Below is an updated list of my responsibilities: * Development of IRB protocols and supporting materials * Acting as company liaison with the New England IRB * Administrative and writing-related support for grant submissions * Authorized Organizational Representative (AOR) for NIH grant submissions * Collection, analysis, and management of data, including quantitative assessments and qualitative interviews * Identification and recruitment of data collection sites for field trials * Management of relationships with field trial data collection sites * Training of research assistants and other staff at field trial data collection sites * Recruitment, screening, consenting, and other interactions involving research participants * All-around support for research in developing technology-based healthcare assessment and management tools.

Participated in Summer Language and Culture Program, a 6-week study abroad program through Butler University's Institute for Study Abroad, featuring direct enrollment in the University of Buenos Aires.

Took Chemistry E1-a with lab during the fall 2014 semester. Final grade in course: B+

Activities and Societies: Tufts University Neubauer Scholar, 2009-2013 Varsity Women's Fencing Team (foil squad captain, 2012-2013; team captain, 2012-2013) Tufts Roundtable Magazine, 2010-2011 (Staff, Spring 2011; Executive Copy Editor, Fall 2011) Tufts Dance Collective, 2010-2013 Tufts History Society, 2011-2013