Camila Fang
About Camila Fang
Camila Fang is a Research Intern at NYU Langone Health and an English Tutor at Reading Partners, with a background in biology from New York University.
Current Role at NYU Langone Health
Camila Fang is currently a Research Intern at NYU Langone Health, a position she has held since 2021. She is involved in conducting experiments and data analysis, with a focus on DNA methylation in a pathology lab. This role allows her to work on cutting-edge research and provides her with practical experience in medical research techniques.
Tutoring Experience at Reading Partners
Since 2021, Camila Fang has been an English Tutor for Reading Partners in New York. In this role, she works directly with students to improve their reading and comprehension skills. Her responsibilities include preparing lesson plans, delivering personalized tutoring sessions, and tracking student progress. This position demonstrates her commitment to educational support and her ability to work with diverse learners.
Clinical Research Coordinator at Regional Cancer Care Associates
Camila Fang worked as an Assistant Clinical Research Coordinator at Regional Cancer Care Associates in East Brunswick, New Jersey, for three months in 2020. In this capacity, she supported clinical research activities, coordinating various aspects of clinical trials and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. Her role involved data management, patient interaction, and collaboration with healthcare professionals.
Academic Background in Biology
Camila Fang pursued her undergraduate studies at New York University, where she earned a Bachelor's degree in Biology between 2020 and 2024. Her academic coursework included rigorous training in biological sciences, and she gained hands-on experience through laboratory work and research projects. This educational foundation has equipped her with the necessary skills and knowledge for her roles in research and clinical settings.
Early Internship Experience
Camila Fang has accumulated diverse experience through multiple internships. In 2019, she worked for one month as a Summer Intern at The Legal Aid Society in Brooklyn, New York, where she was involved in legal research and case preparation. The previous year, she completed a one-month internship at The Ordinary Genius Project in the Greater New York City Area. These internships provided her with varied experiences that complement her primary focus on biological research.