Alexis Angulo Email & Phone Number

New York, Ny, Us

•Liaise with the Principal Investigator, department, sponsor, and institution at the Cho Laboratory, Department of Pathology, Molecular and Cell Based Medicine to ensure the smooth administration of compliance, financial, personnel, and other critical aspects of clinical research•Conduct routine and standardized human subjects research and assists in the collection, analysis and review of experimental data for publication and presentation •Responsible for the preparation of documents for renewals, modifications, yearly submissions, correspondence, and audit related to International Review Board (IRB) for all research studies

New York, New York, United States

•Conduct epidemiological assessments that aim to elucidate the environmental and anthropogenic factors driving the emergence of vector-borne and zoonotic diseases •Integrated laboratory, field, and range of modeling approaches to predict human disease -- focused on how pathogen interactions at multiple scales (within host, population, community, and regionally) influence the recent emergence of tick-borne pathogens in the United States•Lead qualitative research project in collaboration with the USDA investigating human-deer interactions in New York City and assessing their potential health impacts on both populations

New York, New York, United States

•Lead analyst in a qualitative research project exploring a social media PrEP-HIV intervention for parents of Black and Latinx young men who have sex with men – created intervention curricula and co-developed 7 evidence-based,expert-reviewed, culturally appropriate learning modules• In collaboration with principal investigator, compiled Institutional Review Board application, evaluated study protocol, and assisted investigator with consent process, ensuring 300 study patients understood the study and obtaining written informed consent

•Reviewed and synthesized epidemiological research findings to conduct a systematic literature review on zoonotic pathogens and wildlife species involved in the bushmeat commodity chain in Nigeria; evaluated implications for wildlife conservation and public health•Collected, synthesized and analyzed data from graduate thesis and ongoing lab endeavors using tools such as Atlas, Excel, R Studio and SPSS syntax

New York, New York, United States

•Researched zoonoses as part of graduate-level global research coordination network, funded by the National ScienceFoundation, that connects fellows with world-class interdisciplinary research scientists that advance One Health research and education•Participated in workshops that teach applied skills and provide in-person contact time with scientists actively conducting research related to anthropogenic environmental change, economics, and emerging diseases

Pennsylvania, United States

•Managed a team of 40 to provide concise and objective information concerning quarantine procedures, healthcare services, while adjusting to quickly evolving pandemic directive•Collaborated with Deloitte to implement a data infrastructure for contact tracing – coding, analyzing preliminary data, and utilizing API technology for COVID-19 surveillance

Toulon Area, France

•Taught 240 students English syntax, provided after class instruction to students interested in American higher education•Developed a comprehensive health curriculum in collaboration with school faculty and French health bureau

Shanghai City, China

•Served 200 Americans in the Wenzhou area of China, serving as an official liaison for American citizens in need of medical attention, legal representation, or any other services provided by the American Citizen Services Consular unit based in Shanghai. •Received Warden certification to and participated in many of the Consulate of Shanghai’s American Citizen Program events.

Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China

•Developed and taught a health curriculum in English for 1,500 students in a high school in Wenzhou, China resulting in two National prizes and one Provincial prize•Obtained working proficiency in spoken Chinese through the fellowship’s language training program

Bobo Dioulasso, Burkina Faso

•Collaborated with Burkinabé health professionals, government officials, and other volunteers to serve a health population of approximately 3,000 people, promoting proper practices in the areas of malaria, nutrition, HIV/AIDS, family planning, and hygiene •Completed over 200 hours in health, culture and language training in preparation for service and coordinated and managed village officials in completing income generating activities and health awareness campaigns •Did not complete full 27 month commitment due to evacuation from Burkina Faso

Washington D.C. Metro Area

•Linked peers ages 18-24 to sexual health information and access to free condoms and HIV/STI testing, while distributing contraceptive materials to individuals in the greater Washington D.C. area •Received training to handle personal concerns related to sexual health related topics, i.e. teen pregnancy, HIV diagnosis

Greater New York City Area

•Aided Research department in finding effective qualitative and quantitative indicators for analyzing the effectiveness of current health programs

Portland, Oregon Area

•Managed, aggregated, and cleaned data from 375 clients, sent streamlined finalized data to the Aspen Institute•Built and maintained client relationships, achieving an 80% survey response rate, 20% above average

Master Of Public Health - Mph, Infectious Disease Epidemiology

Data And Policy Summer Scholar, Econometrics And Quantitative Economics

This course provided an introduction to critical, quantitative thinking. Studied the basic toolkit of policy analysis, which includes.

International Comparative Policy Studies, Economics

As an undergraduate student in International Comparative Policy, I focused on the intersection of policy, social behavior, and economics.