Anna Bloom Email & Phone Number

San Francisco Bay Area

Omada Health is the country's largest provider of a digital diabetes prevention program, which uses evidence-based behavior change science to lower an individual's risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes and other chronic diseases. • Process applications by following CDC's Diabetes Prevention Recognition Program and federal criteria to determine applicant eligibility. • Troubleshoot and prioritize participant experience issues; relay inefficiencies to engineering and product teams.• Train new team members. • Project Manager for Content Management Team (May 2019 - July 2019)• Proficient in CRM softwares like ZenDesk, live support monitoring, HIPAA certification, and participant adherence.

San Francisco Bay Area

• Tutored high school students with diagnosed learning disabilities in math, science and the humanities.• Helped students with studying, organizing, note-taking, and test-taking skills.

Mae Sot, Thailand

• Student of University of California Education Abroad Program, Border Health Summer Course. • Worked with the Mae Tao Clinic to examine and assess health promotion and prevention strategies in migrant communities on the border between Thailand and Myanmar. • Presented findings to the community as well as professors from Thammasat University.

Berkeley

• Conducted weekly discussion sections of 23 students, focused on reviewing concepts in cellular biology, genetics, and physiology.• Held office hours, attended weekly faculty meetings, and participated in writing exam questions.

Berkeley

The Fung Fellowship is a unique 2-year program at UC Berkeley that shapes a new generation of entrepreneurial leaders who are focused on transforming health and wellness.Throughout the fellowship program, a diverse cohort of undergraduate students participate in cross-disciplinary, experience-based curriculum that integrates design thinking and an immersive community and industry experience. Fellows work in teams to develop technology solutions to address real-world public health challenges facing at-risk populations.--• The first year of the fellowship focused on co-design through collaboration with at-risk communities on 7+ design challenges that incorporated product and app development, wellness assessment, needs identification, prototyping, market testing and business model development.• The second year we focused on one project. Our team of four undergraduate women partnered with the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) to develop a wearable device and mobile application that assesses gait and provides cognitive stimulation to reduce fall risk in older adults.• Applied for and received Tech for Social Good grant from the Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society (CITRIS) at Berkeley to fund the project.• The project is being passed on as a Masters of Engineering Capstone Project at the Coleman Fung Institute for Engineering Leadership.

Escondido, Ca

• Brought patients to exam room, took vitals, asked questions about their health status and documented subjective complaints.• Coordinated patient flow between two providers seeing approximately 55 patients per day in 4 different exam rooms. • Performed muscle stimulation, ultrasound and laser therapies on patients. • Assisted patients with scheduling appointments, forms, and medical finances.

Berkeley

• Demonstrated proper lab techniques, led experiment demonstrations and answered questions from students throughout the lab period.• Attended weekly class where we met in small groups with other teacher scholars to discuss upcoming week’s lab experiments.

Berkeley

• Nominated and elected the Vice President of Mu Chapter.• Served as director of scholarship; ensured members met GPA requirement, organized study hours, connected members to academic resources and scholarship opportunities.• Assisted other executive board members in planning of recruitment and sisterhood sisterhood events, as well as philanthropy activities for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

San Francisco Bay Area

• Worked with master’s student on her food insecurity research project by including Spanish speaking populations.• Helped assemble data on prevalence of food insecurity among patients in the General Medicine Clinic to understand relationship of food insecurity to chronic diseases and inform resource allocation.

San Francisco Bay Area

• Developed curriculum for educating patients recently diagnosed with diabetes on how to manage their disease. • Presented the program to a group of patients.

Doctor Of Medicine And Master Of Public Health, Epidemiology

Activities and Societies: Family Medicine Interest Group Lead, Integrative Medicine Interest Group Lead

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Cell/Cellular And Molecular Biology, Honors With Distinction

Cell & Developmental Biology focus - Medical Biology and Physiology Activities and Organizations: Fung Fellowship for Wellness.

High School, La Jolla, Ca