Ann M. Murray, M.D.

ResidentChild & Adolescent Neurology, Programs in Rochester, Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine

ResidentPediatric and Adolescent Medic, Programs in Rochester, Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine

Doctor of Medicine - · Community Health Outreach 2-year elective · Liaison Committee Member – Student Committee on Medical Education – Fall 2013 · Barry Freeman Fellowship - Global Programs competitive scholarship for work with Awaiting Angels in Peru - Spring 2016 · Gold Humanism Honor Society presented by the Arnold P. Gold Foundation - 2015 · Served as volunteer, board member, and clinic site coordinator for the University of Iowa Mobile Clinic University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine

Fellow - Dept. of Occupational and Environmental Health Principle Investigator: Laurence Fuortes MD · Assisted with medical screenings for former nuclear weapons workers in Iowa through the Department of Energy Former Workers Program. · Worked on projects comparing methods of detection of occupational lung disease/cancer. University of Iowa- Iowa Medical Student Research Program

Research Assistant - Principle Investigator: Ernesto Fuentes, PhD · Worked on several projects studying the structure and dynamics of multi-domain protein TIAM1 using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, fluorescence-based assays, X-ray crystallography, and various cellular biology techniques including cell cultures. · Managed inventory, repaired and maintained equipment, served as lab safety officer, presented at journal club and regular laboratory meetings, trained undergraduate and graduate rotation students. University of Iowa- Biochemistry Department

BA - Bachelor of Arts – Biology · Trustee Honor Scholarship for Outstanding Academic Achievement – 4 year merit-based · Mayo Foundation Scholarship - 4 year merit-based · Dean’s List Fall 2009 Grinnel College

Research Assistant - Principle Investigator: Ernesto Fuentes, PhD · Worked on several projects studying the structure and dynamics of multi-domain protein TIAM1 using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, fluorescence-based assays, X-ray crystallography, and various cellular biology techniques including cell cultures. · Managed inventory, repaired and maintained equipment, served as lab safety officer, presented at journal club and regular laboratory meetings, trained undergraduate and graduate rotation students. University of Iowa- Biochemistry Department

Visiting Student - · Dean’s List Spring 2008 · Semester Study Abroad Program in Quito, Ecuador – Minnesota Studies in International Development University of Minnesota College of Biological Sciences