Ryan Tuttle

• Managing global patient recruitment, survey, and online marketing projects for numerous health organizations. • Conducting data analysis and visualization with Tableau analytics software. • Leading process improvement initiatives.

• Managed over 10 global clinical projects for biopharmaceutical clients focusing on various indications (e.g., Non-small-cell Lung Carcinoma, Multiple Sclerosis, SCCHN, Asthma, etc.).

• Assisted in managing over 15 global clinical projects. • Coordinated logistics for international shipping of clinical supplies • Interacted with global clients, academic centers, independent reviewers, and clinical sites. • Point of escalation for investigator sites, clients and / or academic centers. • Organized international kick-off and other client meetings, and conducted overview presentations.

o Worked in the Department of Pediatric Infectious Diseases & Vaccines coordinating several studies related to Influenza, RSV, and other respiratory diseases. o Responsible for tracking and bio banking clinical samples. o Managed and analyzed large clinical datasets from respiratory cohorts. o Composed and edited several publications as part of a multi-disciplinary team, including serving as Assistant Editor for a journal special edition on vaccine safety.

Worked on the Global Influenza Preparedness (GIP) team assisting in the creation of global influenza situation updates, conducting analyses of WHO FluNet influenza surveillance data, and participating in various tasks and assessments related to both Novel Corona Virus and the newly-emerging influenza A(H7N9) virus.

Participated in patient enrollment, drafted study and budgetary documents, managed researchers, and oversaw several studies conducted in the GWU hospital emergency department on topics ranging from soft-tissue infections, to diabetes and HIV screening. I also served as liaison to the university Institutional Review Board (IRB) for department research and ensured studies maintained federal research regulations and requirements.

Helped develop and update occupational safety and health programs for numerous scientific and administrative job areas at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)

Assisted Project Manager in project oversight, team communication, timeline/budget maintenance.

Master of Public Health, Global Health Epidemiology & Infectious Diseases

Concentration in Biotechnology with a second concentration in Geographic Information Science (GIS). General coursework included all basic science and math courses, Bioethics, Infectious Diseases, Human Anatomy & Physiology, programming, simulation and modeling, GIS (Geographic Information Systems)