Chenglin Zhang

A highly motivated and detail-oriented Co-op student with a strong background in data analysis, inventory management, and laboratory practices.Demonstrated ability to manage complex projects, communicate effectively in diverse teams, and maintain high standards of safety and efficiency in controlled environments. Committed to leveraging my interdisciplinary research skills and experience to contribute to the success of the Adsorption and PPD department.

Research Assistant Sept. 2022-Jan. 2023

Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital

• Enhanced patient data management systems, contributing to more efficient and accurate patient care processes.
• Collaborated in research projects, where I assisted in data collection, analysis, and the preparation of reports that were recognized for their clarity and potential clinical application.
• Engaged in troubleshooting data discrepancies, supporting the research team in identifying and resolving issues related to data accuracy and process adherence.

President, Green Path Association    Apr. 2024 - Now

University of Toronto

• Effectively managed departmental scheduling, overseeing interview times, meeting schedules, and organizing two large general meetings, resulting in the recruitment of over 50 new members.
• Enhanced team cohesion through strategic leadership and team-building initiatives, significantly improving the department's unity and collaboration.
• Led and organized approximately ten events, taking on the role of primary coordinator for activities, including one major event that successfully attracted over 300 participants.

Practicability and application of home medicine box   Apr.  2022 - July 2022

• Pioneered the design of a home medicine box model that successfully extended the shelf life of medications beyond standard storage solutions.
• Developed an efficient medicine storage solution that was recognized for its potential to revolutionize home healthcare practices.
• Contributed to the development and implementation of a novel approach that significantly improves the organization and accessibility of medicines, positioning it as a practical solution for households and potentially influencing future standards in home healthcare.

• Demonstrated academic prowess with a 3.85 GPA for the summer semester, evidencing strong comprehension and utilization of academic content.
• Developed and led a peer tutoring program of programming that improved class performance by 10%, demonstrating effective teaching strategies and group learning facilitation.
• Organized a large-scale community cleanup, effectively directing a volunteer team to collect over 200 kilograms of waste, highlighting a commitment to environmental sustainability and leadership excellence.