 Courtney McFall
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| Title(s) | Project Manager, VC Science Policy & Strategy |
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| School | Chancellor/EVC/FAS |
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 Biography | University of California San Francisco | 2017 | | UCSF School of Medicine Achievement Award | | University of California | 2013 | | University of California Larry L. Sautter Award - Golden Award |
Overview Courtney serves as the Scientific Project Manager in the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Science Policy and Strategy Courtney works closely with Keith Yamamoto, PhD, Vice Chancellor of Science Policy and Strategy, where she provides project management for various initiatives including; precision medicine, research strategy, institutional operational improvements,local and national research initiatives with focus on projects with the national laboratories and DOE. Courtney works to convene stakeholders, identify strengths and opportunities, develop efficiencies and solutions for the multiple programs she supports.
While with the School of Medicine Courtney managed projects at The California Initiative to Advance Precision Medicine (CIAPM) the UCSF Bridge Funding program, Research Evaluation and Allocation Committee (REAC) and the Integrated Funding Model (IFM) for the UCSF School of Medicine. Prior to this position, Courtney was a member of the Virtual Home team of the Clinical and Translationial Science Institute (CTSI) at UCSF and a member of the UC BRAID team. Prior to CTSI she was a Lab Manager for multiple Pediatric Oncology & Immunology labs at UCSF. She comes to UCSF with a professional background in nonprofit program management, pediatric oncology lab management, clinical research, project management,HIV/AIDS outreach and education.
Precision medicine, science policy, graduate funding, scientific funding, biobanking operations, biobanking governance, pediatric oncology, pediatrics, collaborative science, process improvement, HIV education and outreach, undeserved populations, public health, homeless outreach and service.
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Assessing Researcher Needs for a Virtual Biobank. Biopreserv Biobank. 2017 Jun; 15(3):203-210.
van Draanen J, Davidson P, Bour-Jordan H, Bowman-Carpio L, Boyle D, Dubinett S, Gardner B, Gardner J, McFall C, Mercola D, Nakazono T, Soares S, Stoppler H, Tempero M, Vandenberg S, Wan YJ, Dry S. PMID: 27929677.
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ISBER Annual Meeting 2014. Developing Recommended Best Practices for Biobanking Operations and Governance for the University of California System. 2011.
Dry, Sarah; Stoppler, Hubert; Auger, Julie; Boyle, David: Davidson, Pamela; Dubinett, Steven; Ljune, Britt-Marie; McFall, Courtney; Mercola, Dan; Tempero, Margaret; Vandenberg, Scott; Wan, Yvonne; Boyd, Elizabeth; Dohan, Dan.
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AMIA 2013 Annual Meeting. Open Proposals: A Pre-Competitive Interactive Space for the Research Community.
Oksana Gologorskaya, MS, Mini Kahlon, PhD, Leslie Yuan, MPH, Rachael Sak, RN, MPH, Cynthia Piontkowski, Lisa Schoonerman, Courtney McFall..
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| 2011 | 1 | | 2016 | 1 |
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