LOGAN COCCIMIGLIO

Detail-oriented Biomedical Science graduate with practical experience in laboratory research and pharmacy assistance. Proficient in conducting experiments and analyzing data to support research initiatives, alongside preparing reports and assisting in grant applications. Demonstrated ability to collaborate effectively with diverse teams, enhancing healthcare practices through scientific inquiry.

Assessment of ADAMTS14 Production by Metastatic Breast Cancer Cell Lines
Course-Based Research Project
Type of Publication: None (Oral Seminar Presentation & Final Report in Biomedicines Journal Format)

• Conducted laboratory research to assist with cell culture and lysis processes for metastatic breast cancer cell lines.
• Trained in Western blotting techniques to analyze protein expression, focusing on ADAMTS14 and its role in cancer metastasis.
• Contributed to data analysis and participated in the preparation of a final research paper structured according to Biomedicines journal standards.

Nothing for Us, Without Us: Disability Research
Research Assistant, Algoma University
Type of Publication: Manuscript in Progress

• Assisted with research on community-based care models for individuals with disabilities, focusing on the centrality of the person in care.
• Analyzed qualitative data by coding and quantifying linguistic patterns in interview transcripts to identify contextual shifts over time at Community Living Algoma.
• Contributed to understanding how the organization’s approach to care has evolved, highlighting changes in language and service delivery.

H5N1 Spot Surveillance
Research Assistant, Sault Area Hospital
Type of Publication: project in progress

• Participated in a Government of Canada-funded pilot project focused on using environmental swabbing to detect H5N1 (Avian Influenza) in veterinary, pet grooming, and emergency room settings.
• Conducted floor swabbing as a method for identifying Influenza H5N1, contributing to ongoing research aimed at detecting and predicting outbreaks of respiratory viruses.
• Collected environmental samples and ensured their proper handling and storage for laboratory analysis.

• Cultural Competence in Healthcare, September 2024
• Good Clinical Practice, November 2024
• Health Canada Division 5, November 2024
• TCPS 2: CORE 2022, September 2024

Hospice Volunteer / ARCH Hospice - Sault Ste Marie, Ontario 5/2023 - Current

• Greet and assist visitors, patients, and families with a warm, compassionate, and professional demeanor.
• Provide compassionate support to individuals in palliative care, offering comfort during end-of-life stages.
• Maintain confidentiality and uphold the ethical standards of palliative care in all interactions.

Wellness Education & Promotion Center Volunteer / University of Guelph - Guelph, Ontario 10/2022 - 04/2024

• Volunteered in organizing and supporting vaccine and STD clinics on campus, assisting healthcare professionals with patient intake and ensuring a smooth clinic operation while maintaining a safe and welcoming environment.
• Educated students about wellness resources provided by the University of Guelph by participating in information tables during events hosted by the Wellness Centre, promoting available services and encouraging health and well-being initiatives.
• Assisted in the creation of harm reduction bags in collaboration with Guelph Public Health, providing essential resources to the community to promote safety and well-being.

Research Assistant Volunteer / Sault Area Hospital - Sault Ste Marie, Ontario 09/2024 - current

• Support research initiatives by collecting and analyzing data related to patient care and healthcare outcomes.
• Work closely under the Infectious Disease and Prevention Physician to assist in research focused on infection control and prevention strategies.
• Work collaboratively with research teams to ensure the accuracy and integrity of research findings.

Earl B. MacNaughton Entrance Scholarship / University of Guelph - awarded 09/2020

• Qualification: Students with high academic standing, entering an honours program in the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences.
• Competition: Merit-based. Total of 4 awards given to highly qualified students; all students entering the college of Engineering and Physical Sciences at UoG eligible.

Amina Kapadia Memorial Scholarship / University of Guelph - awarded 11/2021

• Qualification: Selection is based on highest grade in CHEM*1040.
• Competition: Students registered in the Biological and Pharmaceutical Chemistry major who completed CHEM*1040 in the previous fall semester.

Stephanie Wilken Volunteer Scholarship / University of Guelph - awarded 10/2023

• Qualification: Awarded to a wellness center volunteer based on academic performance in all courses to date & volunteer work.
• Competition: All students who are a wellness and promotion center volunteer at University of Guelph.