| 2020 - Present |
Johns Hopkins University - Baltimore, MD
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Senior IT Project Manager |
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- Provide custom system architecture for all projects needed for SKCCC reserchers and administration
- Analyze and solve problems and assess needs to recommend appropriate information technology solutions
- Lead and direct the planning and implementation of multiple projects
- Evaluate the impact of modifications to existing systems in order to assign responsibility and monitor progress.
- Review all requests and requirements, assign tasks to resources, and monitor progress
- Design the architecture and flow of the application
- Assign and prioritize work, setting and managing to individual and team goals and developing individual staff
members to ensure the organization maintains needed skill sets/expertise
- Meet with project staff and users at each milestone to keep the project on track for the
schedule and expenses
- Prepare billing for clients and work with financial analysts on the group's budget
- Work with IT professionals in other departments in order to share ideas and data
- Research new technologies
- Participate and make key contributions to the design and implementation of the IT projects for the SKCCC
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| 2014 - 2020 |
Johns Hopkins University - Baltimore, MD
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IT Project Manager |
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- Hire and supervise a software development IT staff
- Lead and direct the planning and implementation of multiple projects
- Collect requirements from lead and key project users
- Construct the specifications and create an estimate of time and expenses
- Design the architecture and flow of the application
- Assign appropriate staff to their tasks along with expected time expenditures
- Meet with project staff and users at each milestone to keep the project on track for the
schedule and expenses
- Modify and create schedules as required
- Perform staff performance evaluations for programmers and sysadmin/DBA
- Prepare billing for clients and work with financial analysts on the group's budget
- Work with IT professionals in other departments in order to share ideas and data
- Research new technologies
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| 2007 - 2010 |
Johns Hopkins University - Baltimore, MD
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caBIG Deployment Lead |
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- Catalyze, organize and manage the deployment of caBIG technologies and data sharing frameworks
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| 2004 - 2014 |
Johns Hopkins University - Baltimore, MD
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Database Architect/Project Leader |
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- Design and development of integrated database applications using web interface
for various clinical research projects: multi-trial lymphoma, prostate, head and neck cancer,
thoracic cancer, pancreatic cancer, tissue procurement;
for producing statistical (using SAS) Core Grant reports;
for Oncology Center Administration (Biostatistics Other Support, Biosketch)
- Development web based applications to support bioinformatics needs of the department - creating
customized micro array databases with different types of search (using R)
- Member of American Medical Informatics Association
- Hire and traine staff - see http://www.rits.onc.jhmi.edu;
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| 1999 - 2004 |
Johns Hopkins University - Baltimore, MD
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Senior Database Analyst |
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- Design and development web based applications for clinical research office
- Design database and web interface for various clinical research projects
- Development web based application to produce annual statistical Core Grant reports
- Development web based applications for Oncology Center Administration
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| 1998-1999 |
Johns
Hopkins Hospital - Baltimore, MD |
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Programmer Analyst |
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- Designed and developed web base application for Central Physician Directory
- Modified Electronic Patient Records application on the web
- Trained CPD staff to work with web based applications
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| 1997-1998 |
Community of Science, INC - Baltimore, MD
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Applications Developer |
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- Designed and developed search and presentation
of web based interfaces for engineering bibliographic database EI Compendex
- Designed and developed web based interface for
faculty researchers of different universities including value-added hypertext
markup of authors, figures, tables and equations
- Developed tools for scheduled update local
databases with data from NIH, NSF, USDA
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| 1995-1997 |
Johns Hopkins University - Baltimore, MD |
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Research Assistant |
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- Modified and maintained free WAIS-sf for
running web based database applications for biological projects
- Developed web based interface for ECACC database
- Developed and maintained update tools for TBASE database
- Constructed web pages for different bio-medical projects
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| 1993-1994 |
Odessa University - Odessa, Ukraine |
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Assistant Professor |
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- Taught applied mathematics and programming
courses for undergraduate students and research courses for graduate students
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| 1990-1994 |
Center of Informatics - Odessa, Ukraine |
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Programmer Analyst |
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- Developed software to control the flow of
transportation at large firms and factories allowing users to do
cost-efficiency and budget analysis
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| 1980-1990 |
Research Institute of Applied Mathematics - Baku, Azerbaijan |
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Research Assistant |
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- Developed ship navigation programs for Transport Ministry officials
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| 2016 |
- AMIA 2016 Annual Symposium, 5 days
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| 2013 |
- BRIITE Conference, 3 days:
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| 2013 |
- Fundamentals of Cancer: Cause to Cure, 12 lectures
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| 2012 |
- AMIA 2012 Annual Symposium, 5 days
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| 2011 |
- BRIITE Conference, 3 days:
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| 2010 |
- caBIG Deployment Face-to-Face- Meeting, 2 days, panel participation:
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| 2009 |
- AMIA 2009 Annual Symposium, 5 days, tutorials:
- Transforming and Visualizing Clinical Data for Research
- Clinical Classifications and Biomedical Ontologies: Terminalogy Evolution, Principles,
and Practicalities
- AMIA Spring conference, 3 days, poster session on clinical research nformatics
- caBIG Annual Face-To-Face meeting, 3 days
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| 2008 |
- AMIA Spring conference, 5 days, poster session on clinical research nformatics
- caBIG Tissue Bank Pathology Tools working group meeting. 2 days
- caBIG Annual Face-To-Face meeting, 3 days
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| 2007 |
- AMIA Fall conference, 5 days, tutorials: Evaluating Health IT Projects, Ontologies in
Biomedicine
- AMIA Spring conference, 5 days, poster session on translational research nformatics
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| 2006 |
- BRIITE conference, 3 days
- AMIA conference, 5 days, poster session on customized development for Bioinformatics
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| 2005 |
- BRIITE conference, 3 days
- AMIA Conference, Medical Informatics Workgroup
- Introduction to Biomedical Informatics
- Oracle Developers User Group, presentation on Rapid Application Development in Oracle
- Presentation of multi-institutional research databases for SPOREs
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| 2004 |
- Informatics in Public Health, 6 weeks
- Biological Databases and Distributed Computing, 6 weeks
- Advanced Linux Administration, 5 days
- AMIA Conference, 5 days, poster session on centralized development for clinical research support
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| 2003 |
- XML, 4 days, Learning Tree
- AMIA conference, 4 days, AMIA
- Bioinformatics course, 1 credit, Hopkins SOM
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| 2002 |
- Dreamweaver 4, 2 days, JHU
- Active Server Pages: Level I, 2 days, JHU
- SAS Programming I: Essentials, 3 days, SAS
- SAS Report Writing: A Programming Approach, 2 days, SAS
- SAS Programming II: Manipulating Data with the DATA Step, 3 days, SAS
- SAS Macro Language, 2 days, SAS
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| 2001 |
- Microsoft SQL Server 2000, 5 days, JHU
- Advanced Cold Fusion Development, 3 days, Allaire
- Flash, 1 day, Allaire
- XML, 2 days, Allaire
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| 2000 |
- Oracle Designer, 5 days, Oracle
- Annual Cold Fusion Conference, 3 days, Allaire
- Develop PL/SQL Program Units, 3 days, Oracle
- Cold Fusion Conference, 2 days, Allaire
- Progress in Hematologic Malignancies & Bone Marrow Transplant, JHU
- Computer System Validation, 2 days, Drug Informatics Association
- Oracle Database Administration, 5 days, Oracle
- Advanced Cold Fusion Development, 2 days, Allaire
- PhotoShop 5.0, 1 day, JHU
- Johns Hopkins Clinical Research Conference, 2 days, JHU
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| 1994 |
- Coursework in SPSS, 1 semester, UMBC
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Shu-Chih Su1, Norma Kanarek, Michael G. Fox, Alla Guseynova,
Shirley Crow, and Steven Piantadosi.
Spatial Analyses Identify the Geographic
Source of Patients at a National Cancer Institute Comprehensive Cancer CenterClin Cancer
Res; 16(3) February 1, 2010. |
| Guseynova A, Fox M, Grimm LA. Integrated Implementation of Cancer Research. AMIA 2009. |
| Guseynova A, Fox M, Grimm LA. Correlating Drug Efficacy and Microarray Analyses in Cancer Research Using Web
Database Applications. AMIA 2008. |
| Fox M, Guseynova A, Grimm LA. Project Impact: A Web-based Centralized Catalog of the Most Important
RandomizedControlled Trials (RCTs) since 1948. AMIA 2007. |
| Guseynova A, Fox M, Grimm LA. Web-Based Communication in
an Animal Lab, Tissue Bank and Genomic Testing Environment. AMIA 2007. |
| Fox M, Guseynova A, Grimm LA. Focused and Customized IT Support of Bioinformatics. AMIA 2006.
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| Fox M, Guseynova A, Grimm LA. Using ColdFusion, Flash,
SAS, Excel, and Access with Oracle. MAOP 2005. |
| Fox M, Guseynova A, Grimm LA. Research Information Technology Systems. AMIA 2004. |
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Guseynova, A. Calculation for High Order
Integrals' Asymptotes of Electromagnetic and Acoustic Fields. Methods of discrete singularities in
problems of mathematical physics (USSR), 5: 72-74, 1991. |
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Guseynova, A. Numerical Methods for
Calculation Integrals' Asymptotes of Electromagnetic and Acoustic Fields.
Sudostroenie (USSR), 7:33-45, 1988. |
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Guseynova, A., Ismaylova, S. Numerical solution
of calculation's problem for long electrical cables with several receivers.
Applied Mathematics of Industry (USSR)12:27-38, 1986. |