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In current work with Outlier AI and GlobalLogic on Google Gemini, Lisha applies expertise in medicine, neuroscience, and molecular biology to evaluate large language model outputs, design prompts, provide structured feedback, and verify scientific accuracy, consistency, reasoning, and safety\. Lisha is strongest at translating complex biomedical evidence into clear, actionable information for both technical and non\-technical audiences while maintaining rigorous standards for high\-stakes healthcare AI\. Lisha’s background combines molecular neurobiology research, clinical support, pharmacy practice, health informatics, and science education\. At the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lisha contributed to NIH\-funded research on FGFR1 and cortical interneuron maturation in mouse models, established laboratory operations, designed experiments, and supported peer\-reviewed publications\. Earlier health\-informatics work included annotating 1,710 sentences from open\-access scientific articles and helping develop an eight\-category machine\-learning framework for citation classification\. Lisha also brings hands\-on patient\-care support experience, including pharmacy services, clinical volunteering, and Spanish interpretation during a medical mission in the Dominican Republic\. ## Services - Antipsychotics - Psychiatry - Bipolar Disorder - Customer Engagement - Mouse Handling - Scientific Research - Pre\-clinical Studies - Physiology - Clinical Trials - NIH - Interpersonal Skills - Data Analytics - Computer Literacy - Analytical Skills - Polymerase Chain Reaction \(PCR\) - Cell Culture - Molecular Biology - Aseptic Technique - Mammalian Cell Culture - Scientific Writing ## Highlights - Currently evaluates medical and scientific AI responses at Outlier AI, using subject\-matter expertise to assess scientific accuracy, consistency, and safety\. - Improves LLM reasoning through prompt engineering and structured feedback in medical and scientific domains\. - Trains advanced\-biology AI systems at Outlier AI by designing prompts to generate optimal desired responses\. - Trains and evaluates LLMs in medicine, neuroscience, and molecular biology through GlobalLogic work on Google Gemini\. - Designed and optimized prompts and reviewed complex biomedical content to improve AI performance, reasoning, factual consistency, safety, and output quality\. - Contributed to NIH\-funded neuroscience research on FGFR1 and impaired maturation of parvalbumin\-expressing cortical interneurons in mouse models\. - Established and organized a new neuroscience research laboratory, including equipment and reagent procurement, workflow development, documentation, and daily operations\. - Designed and executed mouse experiments characterizing FGFR1 expression across brain regions, cell types, and developmental stages\. - Performed molecular biology, histological, and imaging experiments analyzed data quantitatively and statistically and contributed to peer\-reviewed publications and scientific presentations\. - Investigated Alzheimer's disease research datasets and multimodal imaging and clinical\-data acquisition pipelines at GE Medical Systems\. - Managed longitudinal 1\.5T and 3T MRI, CT, PET, cognitive\-assessment, and clinical datasets from the UCLA Laboratory of Neuro Imaging repository\. - Explored machine\-learning approaches for multimodal Alzheimer's data analysis and disease\-progression prediction\. - Helped develop a user\-friendly health\-informatics interface for summarizing scientific figures from biomedical\-literature text\. - Supported an eight\-category machine\-learning classification framework for categorizing scientific\-article citations\. - Annotated and curated 1,710 sentences from open\-access scientific articles to train and evaluate machine\-learning models\. - Developed and taught histology and anatomy\-and\-physiology lessons and facilitated cadaver\-based anatomy laboratory practicals as a Graduate Teaching Assistant\. - Provided individualized biology and chemistry tutoring for undergraduates in the Student Support Services Disability Program, adapting instruction for diverse learning needs including neuropsychiatric disabilities\. - Tutored children ages 8 to 11 in math and English through A Heart for Children and led hands\-on science activities\. - Processed prescriptions, coordinated with physicians' offices and insurers, supported prior authorizations, and provided medication and device education as a pharmacy technician\. - Supported chronic\-condition medication education and adherence for patients with diabetes, hypertension, and asthma\. - Collected vital signs, triaged patients, gathered medical histories, assisted with intake, and administered vaccines under supervision at Bradley Free Clinic\. - Provided triage, history collection, Spanish interpretation, and culturally sensitive clinical support during an international medical mission in the Dominican Republic\. - Developed neuroscience\-informed customer\-engagement strategies at Marquez Enterprises by translating behavioral science into marketing initiatives\. - Organized cadaver\-based mock gross\-anatomy practical examinations and assisted peers with anatomy questions at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine\. - Volunteered with Habitat for Humanity on construction work and Restore donation processing\. ## Experience - **Medical and Molecular Biology AI Prompt Engineer at GlobalLogic \(Google \- Gemini\)** (2024\-09\-01–present) - **AI Trainer – Medical & Scientific Domains at Outlier AI** (2024\-06\-01–present) — ·     Evaluated AI\-generated medical and scientific responses using subject matter expertise\. ·     Improved LLM reasoning through prompt engineering and structured feedback\. ·     Verified scientific accuracy, consistency, and safety of AI\-generated outputs\. - **Medical and Molecular Biology AI Prompt Engineer at Outlier AI** (2024\-05\-01–present) — Train AI systems in advanced biology by designing prompts to generate optimal desired responses\. - **Medical & Molecular Biology Consultant / AI Prompt Engineer at GlobalLogic \(Google \- Gemini\)** (2024\-09\-01–2025\-12\-01) — ·     Trained and evaluated large language models \(LLMs\) in medicine, neuroscience, and molecular biology, ensuring scientifically accurate, safe, and high\-quality outputs\. ·     Designed and optimized prompts while reviewing complex medical and scientific content to improve AI performance, reasoning, and factual consistency\. ·     Collaborated on AI evaluation projects, translating complex biomedical concepts into clear, actionable information for technical and non\-technical audiences\. - **Neuromarketing Strategist at Marquez Enterprises** (2023\-06\-01–2024\-02\-01) — ·     Developed neuroscience\-informed marketing strategies by translating behavioral science into customer engagement initiatives\. ·     Communicated complex scientific concepts to diverse audiences while supporting client engagement and business development\. - **Medical Volunteer at Bradley Free Clinic** (2018\-11\-01–2019\-03\-01) — ·     Collected patient vital signs and documented clinical observations\. ·     Triaged patients and gathered histories of present illness \(HPI\), past medical history \(PMH\), and social history\. ·     Assisted clinicians with patient intake to support efficient clinical workflow\. ·     Administered vaccines under appropriate supervision while following established clinical protocols\. ·     Communicated effectively with patients from diverse backgrounds to facilitate quality care\. - **Habitat for Humanity Volunteer at Habitat for Humanity** (2017\-03\-01–2019\-11\-01) — Building \- Window installation, flooring, tiling, staining, painting, drywall installation Restore \- Accepting donations, cleaning donations, stocking and shelving donations - **Medical volunteer on mission trip to Dominican Republic at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine** (2016\-10\-01–2016\-10\-01) — ·     Obtained patient vital signs and performed patient triage in underserved community clinics during an international medical mission\. ·     Collected and documented patient histories, including history of present illness \(HPI\), past medical history \(PMH\), and social history\. ·     Interpreted between Spanish\-speaking patients and healthcare providers to facilitate accurate communication and improve patient care\. ·     Collaborated with an interdisciplinary healthcare team to deliver medical services in a resource\-limited setting\. ·     Contributed to culturally sensitive patient care while supporting clinical workflow\. - **Medical volunteer on mission trip to Dominican Republic at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine** (2016\-10\-01–2016\-10\-01) — Took patients’ vitals triaged patients and asked patients of their history of present illness, social history and past medical history translated Spanish - **Student Osteopathic Surgical Association \- Anatomy Mock Practical Committee at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine** (2015\-01\-01–2016\-06\-01) — Organized mock gross anatomy practical exams on cadavers and helped peers with anatomy questions - **Graduate Teaching Assistant at University of Louisiana at Lafayette** (2013\-08\-01–2014\-12\-01) — ·     Developed lesson plans and delivered lectures in histology and anatomy and physiology to support student learning\. ·     Organized and facilitated cadaver\-based anatomy laboratory practicals, reinforcing anatomical concepts through hands\-on instruction\. ·     Designed and administered practical and written examinations to evaluate student knowledge and competency\. ·     Assessed student performance by grading examinations, laboratory assignments, and coursework, providing constructive feedback\. ·     Held regular office hours to mentor students, answer questions, and provide individualized academic support\. ·     Collaborated with faculty to enhance course delivery and maintain a rigorous, engaging learning environment\. - **Graduate Research Assistant at University of Louisiana at Lafayette** (2012\-08\-01–2015\-05\-01) — ·     Contributed to NIH\-funded neuroscience research investigating the role of fibroblast growth factor receptor 1 \(FGFR1\) in the impaired maturation of parvalbumin\-expressing cortical interneurons in mouse models under the mentorship of Dr\. Karen M\. Smith\. ·     Established and organized a new research laboratory by procuring equipment and reagents, developing laboratory workflows, maintaining research documentation, and coordinating day\-to\-day laboratory operations\. ·     Conceived, designed, and executed experiments to characterize FGFR1 expression across multiple brain regions, cell types, and developmental stages in mice\. ·     Performed molecular biology, histological, and imaging experiments while adhering to rigorous scientific and laboratory quality standards\. ·     Analyzed experimental data using quantitative and statistical methods and translated findings into publication\-quality figures and tables\. ·     Contributed to scientific manuscripts through literature review, dat - **SSS\-Disability Biology and Chemistry Tutor at University of Louisiana at Lafayette** (2012\-01\-01–2012\-08\-01) — ·     Prepared and delivered individualized tutoring sessions in general biology and chemistry for undergraduate students participating in the Student Support Services \(SSS\) Disability Program\. ·     Adapted instructional methods and learning materials to accommodate diverse learning needs, including students with neuropsychiatric disabilities\. ·     Explained complex scientific concepts in clear, accessible ways to improve student comprehension, confidence, and academic performance\. ·     Developed customized study plans, practice exercises, and review sessions to reinforce key course concepts\. ·     Fostered an inclusive and supportive learning environment while mentoring students and encouraging academic success through one\-on\-one guidance\. - **Tutor at A Heart for Children \- SACNAS at University of Louisiana at Lafayette** (2011\-08\-01–2012\-12\-01) — Collaborated with a church afterschool program called, A Heart for Children to tutor children ages 8 to 11 with their math and English homework\. Held a day to perform science experiments with the children\. The experiments included building a volcano, putting Mentos in soda, making silly putty, and playing Jeopardy - **Pharmacy Technician at Premier Staffing, a BelFlex company** (2010\-11\-01–2011\-08\-01) — Entered and filled prescriptions, worked with doctor’s offices and insurance companies, learned drug interactions and side effects, maintained patient records, explained the benefits of generic medication to patients, trained customers on how to use blood and glucose monitors, involved in specialized services to help patients manage disease conditions such as Diabetes, BP, Asthma - **Pharmacy Technician at Premier Staffing, Inc\.** (2010\-11\-01–2011\-08\-01) — ·     Processed and filled prescription medications while ensuring accuracy, regulatory compliance, and patient safety\. ·     Collaborated with physicians' offices and insurance providers to resolve prescription issues, obtain prior authorizations, and facilitate timely patient access to medications\. ·     Maintained accurate patient medication records and safeguarded confidential health information\. ·     Applied knowledge of medication indications, drug interactions, contraindications, and potential side effects to support safe medication dispensing\. ·     Educated patients on the benefits of generic medications and answered questions regarding prescribed therapies under pharmacist supervision\. ·     Trained patients on the proper use of blood glucose monitors and blood pressure monitoring devices to promote effective self\-management\. ·     Supported disease management services by assisting patients with chronic conditions, including diabetes, hypertension, and asthma, through medica - **Health Care Informatics Research Intern at University of Wisconsin\-Milwaukee** (2010\-02\-01–2010\-05\-01) — ·    Contributed to the development of a user\-friendly health informatics interface that automatically summarized scientific figures based on information extracted from biomedical literature\. ·    Supported the development of an eight\-category machine learning classification framework to categorize scientific article citations and improve automated literature analysis\. ·    Annotated and curated a dataset of more than 1,700 sentences from open\-access scientific publications to train and evaluate machine learning models\. ·    Applied scientific literature analysis, data annotation, and quality assurance techniques to improve the accuracy and consistency of machine learning outputs\. ·    Collaborated with an interdisciplinary research team to advance biomedical text mining and scientific information retrieval methods\. - **Health Care Informatics Research Intern at UWM Student Union Reservations & Event Planning Services** (2010\-02\-01–2010\-05\-01) — Involvement in creation of a new user\-friendly interface that summarizes figures of science articles based on text\. Eight\-category classification scheme was developed through machine\-learning classifiers to categorize citations of science articles Research \- Annotation of 1,710 sentences in random open access science articles - **Pharmacy Technician at Walgreens** (2009\-10\-01–2010\-11\-01) — ·     Processed and filled prescription medications while ensuring accuracy, regulatory compliance, and patient safety\. ·     Collaborated with physicians' offices and insurance providers to resolve prescription issues, obtain prior authorizations, and facilitate timely patient access to medications\. ·     Maintained accurate patient medication records and safeguarded confidential health information\. ·     Applied knowledge of medication indications, drug interactions, contraindications, and potential side effects to support safe medication dispensing\. ·     Educated patients on the benefits of generic medications and answered questions regarding prescribed therapies under pharmacist supervision\. ·     Trained patients on the proper use of blood glucose monitors and blood pressure monitoring devices to promote effective self\-management\. ·     Supported disease management services by assisting patients with chronic conditions, including diabetes, hypertension, and asthma, through medica - **Undergraduate Research Assistant at GE Medical Systems** (2007\-06\-01–2007\-11\-01) — ·    Investigated Alzheimer's disease research datasets and the end\-to\-end acquisition pipeline for multimodal imaging \(MRI, CT, and PET\) and non\-imaging clinical data to support neurodegenerative disease research\. ·    Acquired and managed longitudinal neuroimaging and clinical datasets, including 1\.5T and 3T MRI, CT, PET, cognitive assessments, and other patient data from the UCLA Laboratory of Neuro Imaging \(LONI\) repository\. ·    Explored machine learning approaches for analyzing multimodal Alzheimer's disease data and predicting disease progression\. ·    Performed data organization, quality review, and literature analysis to support imaging informatics and predictive modeling initiatives\. ·    Collaborated with researchers to integrate imaging and clinical information for neuroscience and healthcare analytics projects\. ## Education - Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (2015\-01\-01–2018\-01\-01) - Master's Degree, Biology \(Molecular Neurobiology\) — University of Louisiana at Lafayette (2011\-01\-01–2014\-01\-01) - Biomedical sciences, Biology/Biological Sciences, General — University of Wisconsin\-La Crosse (2005\-01\-01–2009\-01\-01) ## FAQ ### What does Lisha do? Lisha is a neuroscientist, medical AI consultant, and clinical and life sciences professional\. Lisha currently works on evaluating, training, and improving medical and scientific AI systems, with a focus on large language model reasoning, scientific accuracy, consistency, and safety\. ### What does Lisha do at Outlier AI as an AI Trainer? At Outlier AI, Lisha evaluates AI\-generated medical and scientific responses using subject\-matter expertise\. Lisha improves LLM reasoning through prompt engineering and structured feedback and verifies the scientific accuracy, consistency, and safety of generated outputs\. ### What is Lisha's medical and molecular biology prompt\-engineering work at Outlier AI? Lisha works as a Medical and Molecular Biology AI Prompt Engineer at Outlier AI, where Lisha trains AI systems in advanced biology by designing prompts intended to generate optimal desired responses\. ### What does Lisha do at GlobalLogic on Google Gemini? At GlobalLogic on Google Gemini work, Lisha trains and evaluates LLMs in medicine, neuroscience, and molecular biology\. Lisha designs and optimizes prompts, reviews complex medical and scientific content, and supports AI evaluation projects by translating biomedical concepts into clear, actionable information for technical and non\-technical audiences\. ### What are Lisha's strengths in healthcare AI? Lisha's AI work emphasizes scientifically accurate, safe, high\-quality outputs\. Lisha uses structured evidence evaluation, prompt engineering, and feedback to improve reasoning and factual consistency in medical and scientific AI responses\. ### What neuroscience research did Lisha conduct at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette? As a Graduate Research Assistant at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lisha contributed to NIH\-funded neuroscience research under Dr\. Karen M\. Smith\. The research investigated the role of fibroblast growth factor receptor 1, or FGFR1, in impaired maturation of parvalbumin\-expressing cortical interneurons in mouse models\. ### What were Lisha's responsibilities as a graduate research assistant? Lisha established and organized a new research laboratory by procuring equipment and reagents, developing workflows, maintaining research documentation, and coordinating daily operations\. Lisha designed and executed experiments on FGFR1 expression across mouse brain regions, cell types, and developmental stages performed molecular biology, histology, and imaging experiments analyzed data quantitatively and statistically prepared publication\-quality figures and tables and contributed to manuscripts, peer\-reviewed publications, and scientific presentations\. ### What did Lisha do at GE Medical Systems? As an Undergraduate Research Assistant at GE Medical Systems, Lisha investigated Alzheimer's disease datasets and end\-to\-end acquisition pipelines for multimodal imaging and clinical data\. Lisha managed longitudinal 1\.5T and 3T MRI, CT, PET, cognitive\-assessment, and other patient data from the UCLA Laboratory of Neuro Imaging repository explored machine\-learning approaches for disease\-progression prediction and supported data organization, quality review, literature analysis, and imaging\-informatics initiatives\. ### What health informatics research did Lisha complete at the University of Wisconsin\-Milwaukee? At the University of Wisconsin\-Milwaukee, including work with UWM Student Union Reservations & Event Planning Services, Lisha contributed to a user\-friendly interface that summarized figures from scientific articles using text\-derived information\. Lisha helped develop an eight\-category machine\-learning classification framework for scientific\-article citations and annotated and curated 1,710 sentences from random open\-access science articles to support model training and evaluation\. ### What did Lisha do as a graduate teaching assistant? As a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lisha developed lesson plans and delivered histology and anatomy\-and\-physiology lectures\. Lisha facilitated cadaver\-based anatomy laboratory practicals, designed and administered practical and written examinations, graded coursework, held office hours, mentored students, and collaborated with faculty on rigorous course delivery\. ### How has Lisha supported students with disabilities? As an SSS\-Disability Biology and Chemistry Tutor, Lisha provided individualized general biology and chemistry tutoring for undergraduate students in the Student Support Services Disability Program\. Lisha adapted materials and instruction for diverse learning needs, including neuropsychiatric disabilities created study plans, practice exercises, and review sessions and provided one\-on\-one academic mentoring in an inclusive environment\. ### What youth tutoring did Lisha provide through A Heart for Children? Through A Heart for Children, a church afterschool program associated with SACNAS at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lisha tutored children ages 8 to 11 in math and English homework\. Lisha also organized science activities including a volcano experiment, Mentos in soda, silly putty, and Jeopardy\. ### What pharmacy experience does Lisha have? As a Pharmacy Technician with Premier Staffing, Inc\., Premier Staffing, a BelFlex company, and Walgreens, Lisha processed and filled prescriptions, maintained medication records and confidential health information, and coordinated with physicians' offices and insurance providers on prescription issues and prior authorizations\. Lisha applied knowledge of indications, interactions, contraindications, and side effects discussed generic\-medication benefits under pharmacist supervision trained patients on glucose and blood\-pressure monitors and supported diabetes, hypertension, and asthma disease\-management services\. ### What did Lisha do as a medical volunteer at Bradley Free Clinic? At Bradley Free Clinic, Lisha collected vital signs, documented clinical observations, triaged patients, gathered histories of present illness, past medical history, and social history, and assisted with patient intake\. Lisha also administered vaccines under appropriate supervision and established clinical protocols while communicating with patients from diverse backgrounds\. ### What did Lisha do on the Dominican Republic medical mission? During a medical mission through Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine, Lisha obtained patient vital signs, performed triage, collected and documented medical and social histories, and interpreted between Spanish\-speaking patients and healthcare providers\. Lisha collaborated with an interdisciplinary team in underserved, resource\-limited community clinics and supported culturally sensitive care\. ### What did Lisha do as a Neuromarketing Strategist at Marquez Enterprises? At Marquez Enterprises, Lisha developed neuroscience\-informed marketing strategies by translating behavioral science into customer\-engagement initiatives\. Lisha also communicated complex scientific concepts to diverse audiences in support of client engagement and business development\. ### How did Lisha contribute to anatomy education at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine? Lisha served on the Student Osteopathic Surgical Association Anatomy Mock Practical Committee at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine\. Lisha organized mock gross\-anatomy practical examinations using cadavers and helped peers with anatomy questions\. ### What volunteer work has Lisha done with Habitat for Humanity? Lisha volunteered with Habitat for Humanity on building activities including window installation, flooring, tiling, staining, painting, and drywall installation\. At the Restore, Lisha accepted, cleaned, stocked, and shelved donations\. ### What is Lisha's educational background? Lisha holds a Master's Degree in Biology with a Molecular Neurobiology focus from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette\. Lisha studied Biomedical Sciences in Biology/Biological Sciences, General at the University of Wisconsin\-La Crosse and also attended Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine\. ### What scientific, clinical, and technical skills does Lisha have? Lisha's listed skills include scientific research, pre\-clinical studies, physiology, clinical trials, NIH research, data analytics, scientific writing, molecular biology, polymerase chain reaction, cell culture, mammalian cell culture, aseptic technique, mouse handling, antipsychotics, psychiatry, bipolar disorder, customer engagement, analytical skills, computer literacy, and interpersonal skills\. ## Links - LinkedIn: https://www\.linkedin\.com/in/ACoAAApNQeABRPG9X4M\_53CQOOgPp4o\-UEmJZro