Meet Our Team
Anthony Keyes, MBA, PMP
Anthony is the Assistant Director of Research Program Operations who joined Johns Hopkins in 2009. He completed an MBA from the Johns Hopkins, Carey Business School and a BS from the University of Maryland, College Park. He is primarily interested in project management, research administration, training and education of research professionals, compliance and quality improvement. Anthony leads several ICTR initiatives including, Research Coordinator Support Services (RCSS), the Coordinator Apprentice Program (CAP) and the ClinicalTrials.gov Program.
Mais Hamdawi, MD
Mais is a Senior Research Program Manager with a broad understanding of various research protocols. She has been recognized for her significant contributions to the field of clinical research. She began her tenure at Johns Hopkins University in 2020 and has since been involved in 47 different research studies across multiple departments, gaining extensive research knowledge, leadership skills, and program management expertise to complement her medical background.
Mais has successfully designed, implemented, and currently manages the institution-wide Research Personnel Onboarding Program. Since its inception in 2022, the program has provided over 4,000 hours of training to less experienced research personnel to ensure compliance with research regulations, seamless integration, and adherence to institutional and ethical standards. Additionally, she plays a crucial role in managing the Research Coordinator Support Service and the Coordinator Apprenticeship Program. Mais, a dedicated and accomplished Medical Doctor (MD), holds an M.B.Ch.B from Baghdad University in Iraq and is passionate about expanding her expertise to deliver impactful results and solve complex problems in clinical research.
Osamah Alsaadi, MD
Osamah is a Senior Research Program Supervisor at Johns Hopkins University and holds an M.B.Ch.B. degree in Medicine and General Surgery from Al-Anbar University, College of Medicine in Iraq.
With a strong foundation in medicine, Osamah transitioned his career towards clinical research to bridge the gap between theory and practice. His passion lies in conducting research that enhances our understanding of diseases and benefits patients.
Osamah aspires to become a Clinical Research Program Manager, aiming to oversee complex research projects and mentor emerging researchers. He brings dedication, a strong work ethic, and compassion to his work, believing that the intersection of medicine and research holds the key to improving healthcare practices and patient outcomes.
Naomi C. Brioche, BS, BA
Naomi is a Research Program Coordinator who joined Johns Hopkins in January 2020. She has worked on a wide variety of research studies. Additionally, she represents Hopkins as the Regional Coordinating Director of GMaP Region 1 North.
Naomi completed her BA in Theology from Barry University in 2008. Her passion for improving women’s and maternal health inspired her complete a BS in Maternal Child Health: Human Lactation from Union Institute & University in 2020. Her personal research interest include healthcare disparities, cancer prevention, chronic pain disorders in women, improving childbirth outcomes, and increasing access to appropriate support for breastfeeding families. In the near future, she hopes to pursue her master’s degree.
Bijaya Bhattarai , MBBS
Bijaya is a Research Program Coordinator who joined Johns Hopkins in November 2021. He completed a MBBS from the Collage Of Medical Science, Bharatpur, Nepal. He is primarily interested in the clinical medical field. He hopes to eventually become a doctor and researcher.
Stephen Cappello
Stephen is a Research Program Coordinator who joined Johns Hopkins in 2020. He completed the Study Coordinator Apprenticeship and Mentoring Program in 2021. Stephen has experience with Study Start-Up & Regulatory, Recruitment, Participant Screening & Informed Consent, Specimen Collections, and Data Entry & Management. Stephen enjoys interfacing with patients and is primarily interested in Improving the Research Participant Experience and Retention.
Eniola Onaolapo, BSN
Eniola is a Clinical Research Coordinator who joined Johns Hopkins in 2022. She completed a bachelor’s degree from Ghana and is currently preparing to take the National Council Licensure Examination in the United States to become a register nurse. Her hobbies include swimming, traveling, and adventures. She hopes to work towards having a bright future in clinical research and eventually become a traveling Clinical Research Nurse.
Jamie Hyman
Jamie is a Research Program Coordinator who joined Johns Hopkins in 2021. She completed a BS in Psychology from York College of Pennsylvania and is primarily interested in clinical research. She hopes to work toward becoming a Senior Research Coordinator and eventually become a Certified Clinical Research Professional.
Marwa El-Ashry, B.S.
Marwa is a Research Program Coordinator who joined Johns Hopkins in 2023. She completed a B.S. in Biobehavioral Health with minors in Neuroscience and Biology from Penn State University. She is primarily interested in working towards a PhD in the field of Neuroscience, but is still interested in discovering a new passion in another specialty. She hopes to work toward improving her skills such as verbal communication and public speaking, leadership, and protocol and clinical development as they apply to research and patient advocacy.
Eunice Panyin
Eunice is a Research Program Coordinator at Johns Hopkins University. She has a Master’s Degree in Demography from University of Ghana. She is currently training to be a Study Coordinator. She loves to bake and read and hopes to be one of the best Study Coordinators in the field.
Renee B. Ofori, B.S.
Renee is a Research Program Coordinator who joined Johns Hopkins in 2023. She completed a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Towson University and is primarily interested in clinical research and compliance. She hopes to work toward becoming a Senior Research Coordinator and eventually become a Research Program Manager.
