Caitlin Banks

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Personal Information

First Name Caitlin
Last Name Banks
Gender Female
City Tyler
State Texas
Zip Code 75704

Academics

School

Baylor University
Level College
Graduation Year 2022
Awards • 2014-2015 (Frenship High School, Lubbock, TX) • 3rd Place, Prose and Poetry, National Jr. Forensics League (NJFL) Tournament • 1st Division, Class I Solo, Texas UIL State Solo & Ensemble • Honor Band, Texas UIL All-Region Band
• 2015-2016 (Frenship High School, Lubbock, TX) • 2nd Place, Prose and Poetry, NJFL Tournament • Honor Band, Texas UIL All-Region Band • Honor Band, Texas UIL All-Area
Band
• 1st Division, Class I Solo, Texas UIL State Solo & Ensemble • 1st Division, Class I Ensemble, Texas UIL Regional Solo & Ensemble • Outstanding Soloist, West Texas Marching Band Festival • Inducted into National Honor Society
• 2016-2017 (Waynesville High School, Waynesville, MO) • State Winner, Laclede Electric Cooperative National Speech Competition • Missouri All-State Band • 1st Division, Class I Solo, Missouri State Solo & Ensemble Competition • 3rd in Microbes, Missouri State Science Olympiad
Additional Info Studying Philosophy and Medical Humanities to become a Medical Ethicist.
President and founder of the philosophy club at Baylor University.

Arts

Music Acoustic Guitar, Flute, Keyboard, Lead Guitar, Piano, Singer, Songwriter, Vocalist - Alto
Visual Arts Drawing, Illustration, Painting
Additional Info CEO of Cait Joy's Prints art business (caitjoysprints.com)
Music producer

Professional

Professional Interests Science
Employment History MD Anderson Integrated Ethics September 2020 - December 2020 Ethics Intern (Full-time)
• Organizational Ethics
o Learn policy development ethics through attendance to committee meetings and IRB review

conferences • Academic Ethics

o Develop ethical understanding in ethics and medicine through lectures by physicians and other members of the interdisciplinary team (ethics, social work, chaplaincy)
o Read assigned books and articles about relevant information and express deep philosophical understanding of these topics
• Clinical Ethics
o See and understand the practical application of ethical philosophies in daily rounds with
physicians and ethicists
o Learn how to counsel and help cancer patients and their families make difficult decisions in
family meetings and consultations
o Attend tough case meetings and supportive care discussions in order to develop
communication, observation, and critical thinking skills • Research Ethics
o Research and present a relevant project
§ A Virtue Ethics Approach to Physician Decision-Making Education (pending
publication)
§ Research includes topics such as behavioral science, virtue ethics, habit forming,
medical education systems and methods, and psychology
• Skills developed: critical thinking, analytical and compassionate reasoning, knowledge of relevant
medical ethics issues, decision-making, research, writing, interpersonal relationship development, teamwork, group discussion, keen observation
Baylor University Philosophy Department August 2019 – March 2020 Philosophy Office Assistant (Part-time)
• Facilitate communication with professors and students
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• Develop technological skills through making edits to the Baylor Philosophy website
• File and systematically review job applications for completion
• Retrieve and distribute information for professors
• Skills developed: HTML and office technology, communication facilitation (e-mail, interviews,
phone), quick learning and organization

GLWACH Fort Leonard Wood Hospital
Cardiology (Clinical) and Surgery Intern (Part-time)
August 2017 – May 2018
• Sit in on clinics and patient consultations
• Assist in taking vitals
• Observe general surgeries
• Assist in incubating patients and managing anesthesia levels under supervision
• Shadow cardiology specialists in the process of diagnoses

• Observe radiologists and learn basics of some medical technology
• Skills developed: Interpersonal skills, problem solving, teaching, observation and adaptation
PETLAND June 2019- September 2019 Animal Counselor and Dog Trainer (Part-time)
• Train dogs
• Dog/ Family Acclimation; Review the mental and physical health of the animals

• Animal care and hygiene
• Assist families with financing through communication and interpersonal skills

• Develop a relationship with the family to better understand their needs to fit the animal’s needs

• Present memorized information and develop instruction-following
• Help with inventory tracking and cashier check-out, answer phone occasionally

• Skills developed: marketing, animal care, customer service, cashier skills, inventory skills,
communication, teamwork, teaching, memorization

Community Service

History • Garden upkeep volunteer at Waynesville Highschool
• Special Olympics volunteer yearly 2014-2018
• North Waco farms volunteer 2019- present