Stephanie Loomer

Lead qualitative study design, data collection and analysis for real-world evidence projects, authoring 15+ reports and providing global oversight of multi-country qualitative projects to ensure client satisfaction.

Secured new funding and led simulation-based education research at the Carolinas Simulation Center, supervising and developing a team of two and conducting performance reviews to improve project delivery.

Managed research services including recruitment with patient advocacy groups, development of discussion guides, and moderated advisory boards to inform clinical trial design and improve engagement.

Coordinated two federally funded clinical trials on substance use and HIV, managing recruitment, assessments, staff training, and regulatory submissions including IRB and FDA documents.

Conducted qualitative interviews and policy analysis on pharmacogenomic testing in oncology, co-authoring 3+ manuscripts and supporting IRB submissions and literature reviews.

Master of Science in Medical Anthropology & Cross-Cultural Practice completed in May 2016 with a thesis on family support and social constructions of motherhood.

Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology with a minor in Biology conferred in May 2014.