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- 1. Louise I. Marcotte, MSS 201 West Evergreen Avenue, # 608 Philadelphia, PA 19118 Cell (215) 266-8289 marcottelouise3@gmail.com Skills Summary Project management: complete on time, within budget Contract negotiation; budget development and management Systems approach to problem solving Strong leader and bridge-builder Superior writing and people skills Training design, delivery and management Staff recruitment, selection and supervision Summary of Qualifications 8/2013 4/2015 Grants Manager, Network for Regional Healthcare Improvement (NRHI), Portland, ME As an independent contractor, served as first Grants Manager (PT) for this national non-profit healthcare organization poised for growth. Reported directly to the CEO. Managed all corporate relationships with private and public funding sources. Working closely with NRHI's grant writer, developed multi-million dollar budgets for several grant applications, all of which were awarded. Resigned in preparation to relocate to Philadelphia, for family reasons. Instrumental in selecting and orienting my replacement. 1998 2011 Clinical Research Management Employers: Central Maine Medical Center, Lewiston, ME (2008-2011) (retired 9/2011) Maine Medical Center, Portland, ME (2005-2008) Pharmaceutical Resource Corporation, Hatboro, PA (2002-2005) University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Clinical Research Computing Unit, Philadelphia, PA (1998-2002) Provided oversight of clinical research activities, clinical data management processes, ensuring time lines and contracts were adhered to and quality standards were met for assigned studies. Recruited and oriented staff, including research nurse coordinators, to data management practices and study-specific activities. Managed study finances. At two Maine hospitals, trained staff accountants on the principles of research finance; developed study budgets and coordinated contract development with staff attorneys; served as internal consultant to Principal Investigators (physicians) on protocol development, staffing, consent form development, budget and operational requirements, and application to Institutional Review Board (IRB). Managed study finances. For industry studies, designed Case Report Forms (CRFs); developed and tested electronic edit checks; tested data entry screens; developed comprehensive study-specific Data Review Guidelines used in data cleaning and obtained Sponsor approval; performed coding of medications and adverse events using industry-standard coding dictionaries; performed reconciliation of Serious Adverse Events and laboratory data. For University studies, wrote procedures for data collection, data entry, data processing, data quality assurance and standardized reporting formats; developed electronic validation rules and testing procedures for new data entry applications. 1992 1998 Program Management and Training Employers: Treatment Research Institute, affiliated with University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
- 2. MPS / Deltametrics (associated with Treatment Research Institute), Philadelphia, PA For Treatment Research Institute (non-profit arm), served as first Operations Director of a new, ground-breaking outcomes measurement organization founded by A. Thomas McClellan, Ph.D., world-renowned substance abuse researcher, University of Pennsylvania. Responsibilities: hiring/supervision of staff, purchase of equipment, supplies and services. Managed outcomes studies:; maintained liaison with corporate clients; supervised data collection, data entry and report production; fiscal management. For MPS / Deltametrics (for profit arm), served as Director, Training Division. Managed training design and delivery of all data collection instruments. Audiences included counseling / research staff of corporate clients and treatment providers nationwide and internal staff. Consulted to State Agencies on the design and delivery of skill-based training on the Addiction Severity Index (ASI) for substance abuse staff. Designed and implemented an individualized Quality Assurance (QA) audit of interviewer skills used in measuring proficiency with various interviewing tools. Managed toll-free Information line that provided printed materials and technical assistance on the use of standardized instruments and outcomes measurements. Wrote and was awarded $750,000 Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) grant designed to conduct a nationwide training study. 1986 1992 Human Service Consultant, Integra, Inc., Radnor, PA Within the Research Division, managed the marketing and implementation of employee wellness surveys, nationwide; managed a national training program related to the use of a clinical / research instrument. As Manager, Nationwide Service, Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Division, developed contractual agreements with mental health and substance abuse providers for national EAP accounts; provided on-line consultation services to employers, employees and practitioners. 1982 1986 Program Management and Training For Family Centered Resource Project, Albright College, Reading, PA, managed the marketing, public relations and service delivery of a national training project operated by the Psychology Department; recruited training sites; designed and conducted training events. For National Diabetes Research Interchange, Philadelphia, PA, managed administrative and public relations activities; developed proposals; hired and supervised staff; coordinated all activities for an international research conference. Published research conference proceedings. (The Director of this organization, Ms. Lee Ducat, founded the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation.) 1977 1982 Staff Consultant, National Research Studies At University Research Corporation, Washington, DC, conducted a two-year assessment study in the financing of alcoholism services at the federal and state levels. Served as liaison to four State Agencies and 24 community programs. Designed and conducted data collection strategies and report findings. Also, principal designer and writer of a training course for professionals and paraprofessionals who work with the elderly, developed for nationwide distribution. At Booz . Allen & Hamilton, Inc., Washington, DC, served as key member on a 15-month national study evaluating funding sources for alcoholism treatment. Designed and conducted data collection and analysis strategies. Developed individual funding prognoses for sample projects. 1973 1977 Program Management, Substance Abuse Treatment, Reading Hospital & Medical Center, Reading, PA Developed, implemented and administered countywide facility for drug/alcohol abusers. Responsible for overall direction, supervision of clinical assessments, establishment of county & statewide referral network. Developed, taught comprehensive training program for volunteers. Education Masters Degree, Social Service, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, PA (1970) B.A., Sociology, Regis College, Weston, MA (1965) References Provided upon Request