Passionate public health professional and researcher with a focus on the intersection of social and political factors with health outcomes and healthcare decision making. Adam is a graduate of San Diego State University's dual Master of Public Health - Epidemiology and Master of Arts - Latin American Studies program. His thesis research examined the impact of prenatal care modality and odds of cesarean section delivery among birthing women in Mexico. Adam's research interests include maternal and child health, health disparities, and the synergy between social epidemiology and medical anthropology methodologies. Additionally, he is a Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES®) and previously implemented substance abuse prevention health education programs. He also has extensive experience within healthcare compliance, specifically with the Medicare Advantage program, as an investigator, auditor, and regulatory compliance process manager.
Listed skills include Public Speaking, Vocal Performing, Acting, Lighting Design, and 11 others.