Danielle Restaino

Bioengineering graduate with hands-on experience in clinical operations, medical data review, and biomedical research. Currently a Tissue Donation Coordinator, skilled in evaluating medical records, ensuring compliance, and coordinating with multidisciplinary clinical teams. Strong background in CAD design, 3-D printing, wet lab techniques, and medical device development through research roles at the University of Maryland and the Maryland Development Center. Passionate about improving healthcare through technology, accuracy, and compassionate patient-centered processes. Dedicated, detail-oriented, and motivated to grow in regulatory, biomedical engineering, or clinical research roles.

I am a bioengineering graduate with experience spanning clinical operations, biomedical research, and medical device development. As a Tissue Donation Coordinator, I review medical records, assess donor eligibility, ensure regulatory and procedural compliance, and collaborate with multidisciplinary clinical teams in fast-paced, high-stakes environments. My research background includes CAD design, 3-D printing, and supporting prototype development for surgical devices, as well as assisting graduate-level biomedical research projects. I also bring extensive wet-lab experience, data analysis skills, and a strong track record of working in regulated healthcare settings. My work consistently reflects attention to detail, problem-solving, and a commitment to advancing safe, effective healthcare solutions.

hold a Bachelor of Science in Bioengineering from the University of Maryland, where I focused on tissue engineering, medical devices, and modern biomedical technologies. My coursework and major projects included hands-on work with device design, biomaterials, photomedicine, biocomputational modeling, and synthetic biology. This education provided a strong foundation in laboratory techniques, data analysis, engineering principles, and the scientific processes that support clinical research and medical technology development.