Resume

Nicole Ferrari Design, Arlington, MA (2004–Current)

• Translate complex anatomical and surgical concepts into instructional illustrations for the allied health and medical fields.
• Collaborate with physicians at leading healthcare organizations to develop cutting-edge medical illustrations.
• ​​Develop unique, high-quality visual concepts and solutions specific to client needs, in alignment with client’s identity standards. 
• Work closely with vendors (printers, photographers, etc.) to deliver flawless products on time. 
• Manage and maintain all accounting and budgeting.

Leading Edge Real Estate (2021–2024)

• Designed and oversaw the creation of different marketing materials and collateral used in high asset residential transactions.
• Leveraged design background to stage properties (i.e., color palettes, layout, furnishings), resulting in an average sale price 16% above listing with only 3.6 days on market.
• ​​Functioned as the dedicated project manager for a team of three agents, organizing and prioritizing a large and varied workload to ensure seamless transactions.
• Served as the primary client relationship manager to ensure tight deadlines were met.
• Developed and leveraged an extensive network of attorneys, financial lenders, inspectors and contractors to execute delivery of time sensitive materials and final settlements. 

Custom Learning Designs, Inc., Belmont, MA (2010–2011)

• Developed print and digital illustrations for training materials to clarify complex medical content for pharmaceutical, biotech, diagnostic, and medical device companies in the United States and globally.
• Identified optimal delivery of illustrations (vector images, png files, retina and non-retina resolution, etc.) for successful implementation for mobile, online, and printed materials.
• Customized deliverables in alignment with clients’ style guidelines and brand identity.
• Worked collaboratively with editors, managers, medical writers, and animators successfully employing educational materials both online and in print.

North Carolina Electric Membership (NCEMC), Raleigh, NC (2000–2004)

• Created and implemented creative design concepts for the print and digital publications of the most widely distributed magazine in North Carolina, Carolina Country. Under my design and direction, Carolina Country became a national award-winning publication and website.
• Managed the creative team to ensure the highest standards of excellence and consistent brand identity.
• Developed unique, high-quality design solutions, including annual reports, print materials and trade show displays as graphic designer for NCEMC-at-large.
• Built and managed collaborative working relationships with vendors from a variety of functional areas, including print, photography, and editing.
• Managed budgeting and finances for the creative department, including supplies, vendor fees, and technology needs.

Carolina Biological Supply Co., Burlington, NC (1997–1999)  

• Responsible for the development of medical, biological and general scientific illustrations for national scientific education publications. 
• Recognized diverse requirements of multiple audiences and finalized illustrations for multiple distinct academic settings.
• Worked directly with project leaders, senior management, and scientists.

University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia PA 

• Illustrated surgical procedures and digital medical illustrations for faculty and academic publications.
• Produced high-quality materials for an elite medical school for use in publications, presentations, and posters.
• Effectively collaborated with high-profile faculty members on a variety of medical illustrations.