Maegan Mannes

The pandemic jumpstarted Maegan's healthcare career while she was at UNH by offering her a state-sponsored job working for ConvenientMD, traveling through the state of New Hampshire to assist in all point-of-care testing with a focus on COVID-19 tests. Post-grad and post-pandemic, Maegan worked as an in-patient Phlebotomist at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, relocating from California to the Seacoast until the Summer of 2024. While working in the lab at WDH, she got my certification as a Clinical Medical Assistant and worked for an Internal Medicine Residency program through Portsmouth Regional Hospital and Tufts Medicine. The introduction to graduate medical education inspired Maegan to look for her first non-clinical role. She has loved being in the MGB family for the past two years, so she pursued the IHP as it aligned with the values she already held.

BSN, Biomedical Sciences: Medical Laboratory Sciences, University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH

Medical Microbiology

Publications List

Contact Information

mmannes@mghihp.edu
(617)724-7187
Shouse - 252B

Curriculum Vitae

Awards and Honors

Resident Appreciation Award, 2023-2024 Academic Year

Tufts School of Medicine in Collaboration with Portsmouth Regional Hospital Internal Medicine Residency. For Maegan's efforts in making an impact on the lives of 30 internal medicine residents rotating through Portsmouth Internal Medicine Associate's Primary Care clinic by devoting time and energy in transforming their clinical requirements, being successful in acting as a liaison between the clinic and the residents, as well as taking on additional projects to support the program.

Magna Cum Laude, May 2022

University of New Hampshire. Graduated with honors due to Maegan's GPA being a 3.71 in a rigorous curriculum.

David Blatchford Health and Safety Impact Award, February 2022

Awarded by the University of New Hampshire Fraternity and Sorority Life. Granted the prestigious award honoring the member of the university who dedicated time and effort in showcasing their passion for health and safety. Maegan won due to her initiative and enforcement of risk management during the pandemic for proper organization functioning as well as producing, distributing and compiling data on the first ever Diversity, Equity and Inclusion survey on-campus to highlight areas where more attention is needed, while celebrating the areas in which success was present.