Chloe Gordon

About Chloe Gordon

I am a current Clinical Research coordinator and a recent graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in Human Biology. In combining a rigorous academic experience with demanding professional roles, I have exemplified my keen ability to resolve complex problems, collaborate on teams, and utilize critical thinking skills at an expert level. Recognized for my ability to quickly learn challenging tasks and adapt to new situations, I have a verifiable history of success as both a student and worker. Professional focal points include clinical research, laboratory techniques, data collection and analysis, process enhancement, project management, critical thinking, problem solving, team leadership, and task prioritization. Recently, I was an Undergraduate Research Assistant with the Lu Research Group at the University of Texas. In this position, I was accountable for supporting various biochemistry research projects utilizing laboratory techniques, such as qPCR, PCR, gel electrophoresis, DNA extraction, and amplification. I also performed Sanger sequencing to examine and analyze DNA sequences. During my academic career, I maintained a GPA of 3.96 while successfully completing challenging courses, including Organic Chemistry, Genetics, Elements of Statistics, Human Microscopic and Gross Anatomy, General Microbiology, Fundamentals of Biochemistry, Principles of Computational Biology, and Cell Biology. Colleagues and professors describe me as a progressive, driven, down-to-earth, biology and clinical research expert who can be relied on to offer superior solutions that consistently deliver desirable results. I am pursuing new opportunities and can be reached through this profile, or by phone at: 83••••••80.

Experience

1. Clinical Research Coordinator

   Massachusetts General Hospital

   Oct 2024 — Present · Boston, MA, US

   Currently coordinating research efforts in the field of cardiac electrophysiology under the guidance of Dr. Moussa Mansour. My work focuses on advancing biotechnology devices aimed at improving patient care and outcomes in the management of arrhythmias and other cardiovascular conditions. This role provides valuable exposure to cutting-edge research within the field of cardiology, contributing to innovative approaches in heart rhythm disorders and cardiac device technologies.

Education

• The University of Texas at Austin

  Human Biology B.S.

  2020 — 2023

• Texas A&M University

  Human Biology

  2020 — 2021