Bethany Sneathen

Bethany Sneathen has diverse work experience in the healthcare industry, beginning in 2013 as an intern at the Princeton Environmental Institute. Bethany also interned at Bristol-Myers Squibb in 2014 and the Princeton Health Department in 2015, where they assisted in gathering application documents for the department's accreditation.

In 2015, Bethany interned at the Department of Molecular Biology at Princeton University, focusing on research for their senior thesis on defining a natural microbiota of Caenorhabditis elegans.

Bethany then joined Informulary in 2016 as a Health Care Data Analyst, responsible for gathering drug efficacy and safety data from clinical trials and systematic reviews. Bethany utilized spreadsheets and other tools to organize and manage large amounts of data.

From 2017 to 2019, Bethany worked as a Research Assistant at Groups: recover together., assisting in research projects related to addiction and recovery.

In the same year, they served as a Chief Scribe at a comprehensive dermatology practice through ScribeAmerica. Bethany's role involved documenting patient visits and training new staff in documentation practices. Bethany also supervised additional scribes and coordinated with ScribeAmerica management to meet the practice's needs.

Since 2017, Bethany has been associated with TruDataRx. Bethany started as a Clinical Data Principal, managing the clinical team and developing Evidence Reviews summarizing the comparative effectiveness data for drugs. In 2022, they transitioned into the role of Manager of Clinical Data and Product Integration.

Additionally, Bethany volunteered with ReThink Health: Upper Connecticut River Valley in 2017, assisting in the development of a data and information-sharing platform called the Community Health Hub. Bethany'sresponsibilities included organizing and visualizing data on various health topics.

Overall, Bethany Sneathen's work experience demonstrates a strong background in healthcare research, data analysis, clinical documentation, and project coordination.

Bethany Sneathen earned a Bachelor's degree in Molecular Biology, Global Health and Health Policy from Princeton University from 2012 to 2016. Prior to that, they obtained a High School Diploma in Allied Medical from Cape May County Technical High School from 2008 to 2012.