SARAH ALMA LOGAN, M.D.
Medical Practice at Ashley Ave, Charleston, SC

Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, MUSC
Epidemiologist MUSC
Statistician MUSC
Epidemiologist Journal of Pediatrics
Reviewer, Peer Review Journal for Autism Research
Journal Reviewer International Society for Autism Research Community Advisory Committee
Co-Chair Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Clinician Reviewer MUSC - Charleston, SC
Teaching Assistant Project Okurase - Ghana
Data Coordinator International Society for Autism Research Community Advisory Committee
National and State Scientific Advisory Board Member International Society for Autism Research Community Advisory Committee
Clinician Reviewer Medical University of South Carolina
Graduate Research Assistant Epidemiologist
Data Coordinator International Society for Autism Research Community Advisory Committee
Guest Lecturer, "The History Diabetes Care Journal
Reviewer Methods of Data Summarization and Presentation
Guest Lecturer Autism Spectrum Disorders and Public Health Surveillance Systems
Guest Lecturer Gross and Neuroanatomy - Charleston, SC
Guest Lecturer Department of Biostatistics
Teaching Assistant, Foundations of Epidemiology International Society for Autism Research Community Advisory Committee
Teaching Assistant, Clinical Epidemiology. Master of Science Autism Spectrum Disorders and Public Health Surveillance Systems
Guest Lecturer Doctor of Dental Medicine
Teaching Assistant, Gross and Neuroanatomy South Carolina Clinical & Translational Research Institute - Charleston, SC
Fellow MUSC, Center for Cytopathology and Molecutlar Research - Charleston, SC
Research Study Coordinator

Medical University of South Carolina
PhD MUSC - Charleston, SC
MS in Clinical Research MUSC - Charleston, SC
MS in Cytology and Bioscience Indiana University
BS MUSC - Charleston, SC
Certificate in Teaching

Teaching, gross anatomy laboratory methods, biostatistical methods, epidemiological methods, clinical trial design, implementation, and analysis, statistical programming software (SAS, SPSS, R, STATA), common computer software packages in Microsoft and Macintosh, grant writing, fast learner, functions well as a team player and independent learner. Laboratory skills include intracerbral microinjections into the ventral tegmental area of the brain in behaving animals, basic science research with rats using conditioned place preference and neural tract tracing with immunohistochemistry. In humans, I am have experience in brain imaging using 3T fMRI, and brain stimulation techniques such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS).