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Mariah Feodora Dedrick is seeking a career in health information technology. She has a B.S. in Biology from the University of Texas at Austin and studied abroad in Edinburgh, Scotland. She has skills in EHR software, laboratory techniques, technical writing and presenting. Her work experience includes undergraduate research in neurobiology and parasitology labs.

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Mariah Feodora Dedrick 281-796-3327 mfdedrick@gmail.com EDUCATION The University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX B.S. Biology Honors; GPA - 3.6785 May 2010 Health Information Technology Summer Certificate Program Summer 2010 Participating in an intensive, 9-week, full-time program providing a comprehensive overview of electronic health records, project management and workflow design, medical practice at the business and clinical interface, including a practicum experience with Sage covering sales positions and the healthcare industry as a whole The University of Edinburgh Edinburgh, Scotland Studied abroad taking courses in biology, archaeology, and history August 2008 May 2009 COURSES Health Information Technology: Fundamentals in Health Information Technology (HIT), Practicum in HIT, Operational Models of Health Care Practice, Medical Practice Workflow, Applied Health Information Management Other: Research Methods, Foundations of Computer Science, Critical Reading and Persuasive Writing, Cell Biology Lab, Organic Chemistry and Lab, and many other courses SKILLS EHR Software: Allscripts, eClinicalWorks, eMDs, NextGen, Sage Other Software: Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Intaglio Communication: Technical writing, technical presenting, mentoring Laboratory: Experimental design, molecular techniques, literature search, database creation WORK AND LAB EXPERIENCE Neurobiology Lab UT Austin Undergraduate Researcher November 2006 May 2010 Helped create and execute a cloning scheme to identify the alcohol-binding site on a neural receptor and mentored an undergraduate on cloning techniques Research Methods UT Austin Mentor August 2009 December 2009 Helped freshman learn safe laboratory techniques and plan experiments while grading and giving feedback Parasitology Lab, University of Edinburgh Edinburgh, Scotland Undergraduate Researcher Summer 2009 Gathered and organized papers on the differences between Trypanasoma species, analyzed data obtained, and reported this information in a paper and a presentation PUBLICATIONS Presented a poster entitled How Health Information Exchanges Can Improve Newborn Screening during the 2010 UT HIT Summer Certificate Program Thesis: Identifying the Alcohol-Binding Site on a Drosophila NMDA Receptor using Site-Directed Mutagenesis Presented a poster entitled Site-directed mutagenesis using homologous recombination in Drosophila at the 2008 University of Texas at Austin Undergraduate Research Forum, the 2008 Genetic Society of America Drosophila Conference, and the 2007 Society for Neuroscience Conference AWARDS 2009 University of Edinburgh Centre for Immunity, Infection, and Evolution Summer Studentship for Visiting Students 2008 Gilman Scholarship 2007 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship from LSAMP 2007 Undergraduate Research Fellowship from the University of Texas at Austin Co-operative Society ACTIVITIES Deans Scholars Honors Program, Deans Scholars Council Member, Students for Study Abroad Mentor, Women in Natural Sciences Mentor, New Scotland Dance Society Member, Texas Ballroom Society

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  • 1. Mariah Feodora Dedrick 281-796-3327 mfdedrick@gmail.com EDUCATION The University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX B.S. Biology Honors; GPA - 3.6785 May 2010 Health Information Technology Summer Certificate Program Summer 2010 Participating in an intensive, 9-week, full-time program providing a comprehensive overview of electronic health records, project management and workflow design, medical practice at the business and clinical interface, including a practicum experience with Sage covering sales positions and the healthcare industry as a whole The University of Edinburgh Edinburgh, Scotland Studied abroad taking courses in biology, archaeology, and history August 2008 May 2009 COURSES Health Information Technology: Fundamentals in Health Information Technology (HIT), Practicum in HIT, Operational Models of Health Care Practice, Medical Practice Workflow, Applied Health Information Management Other: Research Methods, Foundations of Computer Science, Critical Reading and Persuasive Writing, Cell Biology Lab, Organic Chemistry and Lab, and many other courses SKILLS EHR Software: Allscripts, eClinicalWorks, eMDs, NextGen, Sage Other Software: Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Intaglio Communication: Technical writing, technical presenting, mentoring Laboratory: Experimental design, molecular techniques, literature search, database creation WORK AND LAB EXPERIENCE Neurobiology Lab UT Austin Undergraduate Researcher November 2006 May 2010 Helped create and execute a cloning scheme to identify the alcohol-binding site on a neural receptor and mentored an undergraduate on cloning techniques Research Methods UT Austin Mentor August 2009 December 2009 Helped freshman learn safe laboratory techniques and plan experiments while grading and giving feedback Parasitology Lab, University of Edinburgh Edinburgh, Scotland Undergraduate Researcher Summer 2009 Gathered and organized papers on the differences between Trypanasoma species, analyzed data obtained, and reported this information in a paper and a presentation PUBLICATIONS Presented a poster entitled How Health Information Exchanges Can Improve Newborn Screening during the 2010 UT HIT Summer Certificate Program Thesis: Identifying the Alcohol-Binding Site on a Drosophila NMDA Receptor using Site-Directed Mutagenesis Presented a poster entitled Site-directed mutagenesis using homologous recombination in Drosophila at the 2008 University of Texas at Austin Undergraduate Research Forum, the 2008 Genetic Society of America Drosophila Conference, and the 2007 Society for Neuroscience Conference AWARDS 2009 University of Edinburgh Centre for Immunity, Infection, and Evolution Summer Studentship for Visiting Students 2008 Gilman Scholarship 2007 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship from LSAMP 2007 Undergraduate Research Fellowship from the University of Texas at Austin Co-operative Society ACTIVITIES Deans Scholars Honors Program, Deans Scholars Council Member, Students for Study Abroad Mentor, Women in Natural Sciences Mentor, New Scotland Dance Society Member, Texas Ballroom Society