Aníbal Tornés Blanco

Administrative Fellow Healthcare @Michigan Medicine

Detroit, MI, US
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2025 — Present

Administrative Fellow Healthcare @Michigan Medicine

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The position complements and enriches the graduate education experience through attending and participating in high level strategic meetings and completing projects across the Health System. The two year appointment provides a foundation to allow the fellow to pursue professional management and leadership roles upon its completion.

EDUCATION

2014 — 2015

University of Puerto Rico-Cayey

Bachelor's degree, Integrative Biology

2018 — 2018

University of Minnesota

Bachelor's degree

2019 — 2020

Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine

NIH - PREP Scholar, Pharmacology

N/A

University of Michigan - Rackham Graduate School

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Biological Chemistry

SKILLS

ResearchBacterial Cell CultureBacterial CulturingBacterial IdentificationData EntryPublic SpeakingPcrDna ElectrophoresisProtein ElectrophoresisMicrosoft OfficeCustomer ServiceMicrosoft ExcelManagementMicrosoft WordPowerpointProject ManagementLeadershipData AnalysisScienceStatisticsMolecular BiologyCell CultureWestern BlottingClinical Data ManagementBig Data AnalyticsRPythonPolymerase Chain Reaction (Pcr)TeachingTeamworkTime ManagementLife SkillsCommunicationOrganizational LeadershipMicrosoft Powerpoint

ABOUT ANÍBAL TORNÉS BLANCO

Once I wrapped up my Ph.D. in Biological Chemistry at University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, I joined as one of two the Research Operations, Management & Strategy (ROMS) Fellows in the Office of Research at the University of Michigan Medical School (UMMS). This program is unique across the country in that it helps biomedical trained Ph.D. scientists develop expertise in research administration, operational strategy, and project management within an Academic Medical Center (AMC), supporting initiatives that strengthen research infrastructure and institutional effectiveness. My work centers on translating strategic priorities from UMMS into operational action by 1) analyzing workflows, 2) identifying process improvement opportunities, and 3)contributing to cross-functional projects that help us achieve our goal of focusing on researcher support so that they can focus on their science.Going forward in the fellowship I am particularly interested in responsible AI implementation in research operations, documentation optimization for scalable systems that increase research accessibility for both investigators and administrators both in AMCs as well as in smaller institutions. As I advance into the second year of my fellowship, I am focused on deepening hands-on experience in project execution, managing up, and institutional strategizing within complex local and global research environments.Interests: Research Operations | Academic Medical Centers | Strategic Planning | Process Improvement | AI in Research Administration | Workflow Optimization | STEM Outreach

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