JAMIE PARNASSUS, MHS123 Spiller Ave St., San Francisco, CA 00000

Phone (123) 456-7890 Email jamie.parnassus@email.edu

EDUCATION:

University of California, San Francisco Medical School San Francisco, CA Medical Doctorate Degree Candidate, expected graduation May 0000 Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) Medical Honor Society. Electives include: Hospice and Palliative Care, The Healer’s Art, Intermediate Cantonese

University of the West, School of Public Health San Francisco, CA Master’s in Health Science Degree in Cancer Epidemiology, May, 0000 Master’s Thesis: “Physical activity and the risk of prostate cancer among Asian men: a prospective cohort study”

Billie Jean College San Francisco, CA Bachelor of Arts (BA) dual degree in Chemistry and History, May 0000 GPA 3.76, Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society, Billie Jean College Promising Scholar. Thesis: “The Influence of Environmental Factors on Diabetes: A Case Study”

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:

Co-Principal Investigator University of California, San Francisco, January 0000-current In collaboration with Dr. Quincy Jones, currently conducting a pilot study at UCSF to evaluate whether a newly developed tool improves patients’ understanding of their treatment plans. Participated extensively in developing the research protocol, obtaining funding, securing CHR approval, troubleshooting study logistics, and analyzing study data.

Cancer Research Training Award (CRTA) Pre-doctoral Fellow National Cancer Institute, Rockville, MD, June 0000-August 0000 Responsible for the primary data analysis and manuscript writing of three epidemiologic studies focused on environmental factors related to cancer prevention (see publications section).

Graduate Research Assistant University of the West, School of Public Health, San Francisco, September 0000-May 0000 In collaboration with Dr. Diana Ross, conducted studies entitled, “Name of study title here” and “Name of the second study title here”.

Summer Researcher PYT Sleep Apnea Center, Detroit, Michigan, June-August 0000 Restructured curriculum for “Sleep Apnea Tonight”, an education class offered by PYT. Developed a research protocol to evaluate an interactive sleep wellness education program for pre-adolescents.

MEDICAL EDUCATION EXPERIENCE:

UCSF Area of Concentration (AoC) in Medical Education, May 0000-current The Medical Education AoC requires medical education coursework, participation in direct teaching and curriculum development activities, and completion of a legacy project (an interdisciplinary, case-based small group on kidney diseases for the integrated, longitudinal clerkship program at UCSF, PISCES).

Student Representative to the Clinical Core Operations Committee, May 0000-current Served as the Student Director of the Medical Student Competency Card Project

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Curriculum Ambassadorship, University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine, June-August 0000 Responsible for the development and primary writing of a first year medical student small group focusing on key issues of epidemiologic study design. The small group is housed within the UCSF School of Medicine “Pain Management” block.

Student Representative to the Essential Core Course Committee, September 0000-May 0000 Served as a member of the UCSF School of Medicine Faculty Development Committee, and as a Student Advisor to the Intersession Steering Committee, UCSF School of Medicine.

LEADERSHIP POSITIONS:

Internal Medicine Interest Group, Student Coordinator, March 0000-March 0000; Member, September 0000-current Women’s Medical Student Association, Student Coordinator, Feb. 0000-Feb. 0000; Member, Sept. 0000-current Pediatrics Medicine Interest Group, Student Coordinator, Feb. 0000-Feb. 0000; Member, Sept. 0000-current Member of Selection Committee for UCSF Faculty Awards, 0000 Committee Head for UCSF Accepted Students Weekend, 0000 HEALTHE (health education program for fifth graders), Student coordinator, December 0000-June 0000 Student Assembly Member-at-Large, University of the West, School of Public Health, San Francisco, 0000-00 UCSF Symptoms Management Service: Conducted satisfaction surveys by phone with patients seen in the outpatient

palliative care service, June 0000-February 0000. Homeless Clinics of UCSF: Volunteered 2-3 times per month providing medical care to underserved populations,

December 0000-May 0000. MEDTEACH: Formalized teaching program in which with several classmates, developed and ran health education classes

for high school students at a nearby elementary school, December 0000-June 0000. SF Share: Led health promotion and disease prevention talks once per week for monolingual Cantonese speaking adults at

the San Francisco Wellness Club, September 0000-June 0000.

PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS: Scientific Papers: Parnassus, J, Last Name, A , et al. Title of paper here. BMC Cancer 0000; 0:00. Parnassus, J, Last Name, A , et al. Title of paper here. Cancer Causes and Control 0000: 00(0): 000-000. Parnassus, J, Last Name, A , et al. Title of paper here. International Journal of Cancer 0000; 000(0): 000-00.

Oral Presentations: Last Name, A, Parnassus, J. Title of the presentation here. Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM)

National Conference, San Francisco, CA, January 0000.

Poster Presentations: Parnassus, J, Last Name, A, Last Name, B. Title of the Poster Presentation Here. Society of General Internal Medicine

(SGIM) National Meeting, San Francisco, CA, April 0000. Parnassus, J, Last Name, A, Last Name, B. Title of the Poster Presentation Here. UCSF School of Medicine Curriculum

Ambassadorship Showcase, San Francisco, CA, September 0000. Parnassus, J, Last Name, A, Last Name, B, et al. Title of the Poster Presentation Here. Society for Epidemiologic

Research (SER) Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, June 0000. Parnassus, J, Last Name, A, Last Name, B. Title of the Poster Presentation Here. NIH All-Division Summer Poster

Session, Bethesda, MD, August 0000.

Other Publications: Parnassus, J, Last Name, A, Last Name, B. Internal Medicine Interest Group of the Month: University of California, San

Francisco. American College of Physicians IMPact E-Newsletter, March 0000. Editor: UCSF Nuts and Bolts: A Guide to the Second Year (0000-0000 Academic Year