MsYin Yin Phyo
Graduate Research Student
INSIGHT IMPACCT
BIO
Yinyin Phyo is the IMPACCT Rapid Program and Rapid Paediatric Program Coordinator responsible for all aspects of the programs including site liaison, supporting principal investigators with the development, implementation and coordination of all Rapid and Rapid paediatric series.As well as developing case report forms and series manuals, Yinyin manages the collation of Rapid data for reporting and dissemination of series outcomes, including preparation for submission of journal articles.
Yinyin has a background in medical biotechnology and marketing. Her research interests are in clinical trials, as well as bringing together the marketing, science and health industries to better connect and communicate with a wider audience.
In 2021, Yinyin completed her Master of Philosophy focused on gut dysfunction in palliative care. Her research involved facilitating the start to end process including ethics, communicating with investigators and study sites, monitoring recruitment, and data collection and management. In 2022, Yinyin commenced her PhD studies focusing on optimising the management of odour in wounds for people with chronic conditions. Her research will explore patient experiences and lay down the foundation necessary to work towards the development of an e-nose to detect infection and measure wound healing.
Yinyin has a background in medical biotechnology and marketing. Her research interests are in clinical trials, as well as bringing together the marketing, science and health industries to better connect and communicate with a wider audience.
In 2021, Yinyin completed her Master of Philosophy focused on gut dysfunction in palliative care. Her research involved facilitating the start to end process including ethics, communicating with investigators and study sites, monitoring recruitment, and data collection and management. In 2022, Yinyin commenced her PhD studies focusing on optimising the management of odour in wounds for people with chronic conditions. Her research will explore patient experiences and lay down the foundation necessary to work towards the development of an e-nose to detect infection and measure wound healing.
UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SYDNEY APPOINTMENTS
- Project Coordinator - IMPACCT Rapid Program and Rapid Paediatric ProgramUniversity of Technology Sydney, Australia27 Jun 2022 - present
- Research AssistantUniversity of Technology Sydney, IMPACCT, Australia2 Sep 2019 - present
NON-ACADEMIC POSITIONS
- Research AssistantConcord Centre for Palliative Care5 Jul 2021 - 17 Jan 2022
- Research InternWestern Sydney Nursing and Midwifery Research Centre20 Aug 2019 - 30 Dec 2019
- Research InternNanjing Nanotech Institute2 Jul 2018 - 31 Jul 2018
DEGREES
- PhD, HealthUniversity of Technology Sydney, Sydney, Australia25 Jul 2022 - present
- Master of Philosophy in Medical BiotechnologyUniversity of Technology Sydney, Australia22 Jul 2019 - 14 Nov 2022
- Bachelor of Biotechnology and Bachelor of Business, MarketingUniversity of Technology Sydney, Australia2 Mar 2015 - 1 Nov 2018
CERTIFICATIONS
- ICH-GCPSophie Mepham GCP28 Jan 2021 - 28 Jan 2024
- REDCap Data Capture and SurveysIntersect18 May 2022 - present
LANGUAGES
- EnglishCan read, write, speak, understand and peer review
- BurmeseCan speak and understand
PROFILE TYPE
- Higher Degree by Research