Cailee Caldwell is a University of Rochester graduate with strong academic and research experience in orthopedics. She has hands-on experience in orthopedics research involving data collection, analysis, and testing within biomedical engineering. She is proficient in various computer applications and testing methodologies. She also has leadership experience as a NCAA Academic All-American, Varsity Swim Team Captain, and math/science tutor.

1. Cailee Caldwell
500 Linden Avenue, #5104  Newport News, VA 23606  (585) 698-7696  cailee.caldwell@gmail.com
Hands-on experience in orthopedics research involving data collection, analysis, and testing within the
biomedical engineering field. Superior knowledge of computer systems and analytical projects. A NCAA
Academic All-American and three-year Varsity Swim Team Captain; math/science tutor, volunteer and
scholarship recipient.
 University of Rochester graduate offering strong academic, research, and shadowing experience.
 Consistently recognized for leadership skills and the ability to simultaneously manage multiple projects
and priorities; equally successful in both team and self-directed settings.
 Quickly learn and master new technology; proficient in a range of computer applications and languages
(MATLAB, LabView, OrCad, Abaqus Finite Element Modeling, CAD ProE, Microsoft Office), and testing
methodologies (DNA/RNA extraction, Torsion testing, Material Bending tests).
EDUCATION
University of Rochester – Rochester, NY May, 2011
Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering - Concentration in Biomechanics
Minor in Economics
GPA: 3.5/4.0
EXPERIENCE
Orthopedics Research
University of Rochester Medical Center; May-September 2010
Center of Musculoskeletal Research 35 hours/week
 Gained and leveraged data collection and analysis skills in a study on the effects of PTH on mouse bones
and human mesenchymal stem cells.
 Lab methodologies utilized included: genotyping, growing and counting stem cells, RNA extraction,
creating cDNA, in situ testing, bone torsion testing and histomorphometry.
Student Shadow
Dr. Jeffrey Moore, MD June-September 2007
Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine 12 hours/week
Anchorage, AK
 Observed arthroscopic surgeries, steroid injections and setting bones; engaged in reading x-rays, MRIs
and CT images; reviewed the recording of patients’ medical data.
Summer School Teaching Assistant
Eagle River Christian School Summers 2007-2009
Anchorage, AK 30 hours/week
 Provided valuable support to educators by assisting in the teaching of math and science for grades 1-12;
responsible for the accurate recording of student progress.
AVAILABLE FOR RELOCATION AND TRAVEL