Annette Harris Mph, Mpp Email & Phone Number

Salt Lake City Metropolitan Area

Salt Lake City Metropolitan Area

Salt Lake City Metropolitan Area

Salt Lake City Metropolitan Area

Continue all Market Research activities as a Market Analyst II, but also • Assist Market Research Manager with strategic planning• Mentor new employees• Expand the Market Research Team's service by expanding services and data analysis to other departments within BioFire

Greater Salt Lake City Area

• Carry out primary market research project activities by managing all stages of project management• Analyze global infectious disease testing market for trends, pricing/business models, sales and methods of operation• Collect and consolidate data from databases (Definitive Healthcare, Emmes MDx, Dii, IQvia, and others) and original quantitative research to create reports and make recommendations• Evaluate research methodologies and new data sources

Greater Salt Lake City Area

• Staff the Executive Appropriations Committee and Social Services Appropriations Subcommittee, including all pending legislative activity affecting the Utah Department of Health• Prepare weekly presentations, population analyses and market research using interviews, surveys, official reports and database analysis• Prepare data-driven budget reduction options and staff meetings for health related agenda items• Prepare fiscal notes within 48 hours of bill posting by incorporating agency input and a comprehensive literature review

Salt Lake City

I am a principal researcher for the "Truth and Integrity In State Budgeting" project through the Volcker Alliance, a national organization dedicated to working for effective government. The goal of the project is to assess budgeting policies in all 50 states for effectiveness, efficiency, and transparency. There are 30 questions composing the following categories: Budget Forcasting, Budget Maneuvers, Legacy Costs, Reserve Funds, and Transparency. I work to answer these questions for all assigned states by studying their public budgets and reaching out to state budget directors where necessary. I am also a researcher for the 2018 Annual Economic Report to the Governor, which has served as the preeminent data source on the Utah economy for over two decades. The 2018 report will be the 30th publication in its series. Additionally, I work as an internal reviewer for other projects out of the institute especially as they relate to healthcare, health policy, workforce projections, immigration policy, or military/veterans affairs because of my previous work and research experience in all of those areas. I also work to assist with analysis of city government data collected annually by the institute and develop reports in the following categories to help inform city government level decision making: Finance, Fire/Police, Fiscal Stress, Parks and Recreation, Roads, Water and Demographics, and Community Development.

Greater Atlanta Area

Working with the Prevention Research and Translation Branch within the National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities, I support the mission to work to save babies by studying and addressing the causes of birth defects. My work focuses on 2 main projects--supporting fortification of maize flour in Tanzania and conducting a systematic review on food fortification in Belize. I work for part of my time at the CDC campus in Atlanta Georgia, and the other half of my time in the field in Dar es Salaam Tanzania, offering programatic support and troubleshooting to on the ground contractors in the work of maize fortification. Building on the 2015 Global Summit on Food Fortification and the "Arusha Statement" regarding global food fortification strategies, we prepared for a follow-up meeting in August 2017 to discuss specifics of Tanzania's strategic approach. Secondly, in an effort of synthesize the existing data on fortification in central america and Belize in particular, I conducted a detailed literature review and worked with Dr. Jorge Rosenthal (Epidemiologist) to update the literature and give public health professionals an update on the status of food fortification outcomes in Belize, stratified by region and compared overall to the U.S. and Guatemala. As a population-level data analytics professional, I apply my knowledge and expertise to fast-paced public health work that directly impacts global health food fortification policy.

Salt Lake City

The Utah Medical Education Council has the mission to conduct health care workforce research, to advise on Utah's health care training needs, and to influence graduate medical education (GME) financing policies. My role is to analyze data regarding the Advanced Practice Registered Nursing workforce in the state of Utah. I work daily using SPSS and advanced techniques in Microsoft Excel. I work closely with a committee of APRN leaders and stakeholders in the state to ensure that the report and analysis provided is as useful and accurate as possible.

Salt Lake City

-Directly manage volunteer, warehouse, housing, youth, medical services, preferred communities, cultural orientation and case management operations and staff (~70 full time staff)-Oversee all resettlement related services over the course of 24 months to ~550 new refugee clients annually -Coordinate activties of all teams to ensure efficient and complete services are being provided to clients on a timely basis-Manage budget and monitor time sheets for all staff under all grants used by the agency-Interface with finance, compliance, human resources, development, public relations and external community partners-Prepare and submit program reports to city, county, state and federal government level funders as well as private foundations and donors-Troubleshoot with program coordinators to solve problems and address concerns of clients-Coordinates with development team in grant preparation, reviews, and timely submission of grant requests-Collects and analyzes program data--monitors the agency database and supervises link up with state contract owners-Provide administrative and programmatic support to the Agency Director

Salt Lake City

• Ensure case managers are performing in compliance with funding contracts and delivering case management in a timely and effective manner;• Support case managers in areas of child protection, domestic violence, substance abuse and adult protection; provide crisis intervention as necessary;• Train case managers in state regulations and clinically relevant areas; • Review client files to ensure productivity and high performance of case managers and adherence to regulatory requirements;• Hold weekly staff meetings that will provide agency announcements, address problems and provide training;• Conduct two to three monthly home visits to evaluate case managers and get to know clients;• Participate in case staffing's with other agencies working with refugees to identify issues, suggest problem resolution strategies, and recommend service options; • Accountable for program reports, auditing requests and compliance outcomes; • Develop relationships and collaboration throughout the local governmental and social services communities, education affiliations, and all other organization and intuitions, which offer opportunities to serve and advocate for refugees needs;

Salt Lake City

Support eligible refugee families who face particularly difficult situations or have special needs including post-traumatic stress disorder of war, past assault and trauma, family members with disability as a result of war or torture, and single mothers with unique needs and limited access to mainstream services. Carry a case load of around 30 families and collaborate with primary case managers to access services for rape crisis, human trafficking, court cases, subsidized housing, HIV treatment, substance abuse and domestic violence, and develop a working service plan for each case and situation.

Hyderabad Area, India

Infrastructure development including websites and marketing to improve efficiency and rebrand the organization• Develop custom Monitoring and Evaluation System for International Development and Public Health Initiatives in Hyderabad India• Work closely with the Board of Directors in both the U.S. and India• Train staff in India on the M&E System developed for more efficient program management

Downtown Salt Lake City

1. Project lead of the Global Health Scholars--a collaboration between the Office of Refugee Services and the University of Utah--students are assigned to refugee families to help with capacity and opportunity building. I oversee program implementation and evaluation. 2. Project director of the RYDI (Refugee Young Adult Development Initiative--a new program dedicated to helping first and second generation refugees currently attending Salt Lake Community College with any barriers that might be hindering their personal development and opportunities.) Coordinate every aspect of the program, including strategic planning, evaluation, and volunteer coordination. 3. Organize and collaborate with other refugee providers to successfully put on both a community wide World Refugee Day celebration and the Utah Refugee Conference.

Collaborate with BYU Computer Science Department for health behavior research projects regarding Social Media and meta-data analysis• Research using SQL computer programming and Microsoft Excel• Write 2 academic papers and contribute to 4 more to be published in various Public Health and Computer Sciencejournals• Problem solve and develop new research ideas with very little supervision

Support the executive board for by taking minutes at meetings, and working with each member on their assignments• Identify outreach opportunities for the minor including freshman outreach, e-mail updates, and University Major Fairs• Arrange colloquiums, conferences, meetings, and new classes for the minor by working with University Administration• Design and produce the first Women’s Studies Program office manual to ensure smooth transitions between employees

Discover outreach opportunities for women’s health program toward village clinics, government schools, and churchgroups• Created innovative programs with local partners to ensure sustainability and effectiveness• Partnered with Utah Based NGO Grow. Learn. Give to initiate the menstrual health program in Tanzania for thefirst time• Gained foreign language experience with Swahili and MaasaiRelevant Extracurricular Experience• Member of the 2009 IACURH Delegation—leadership training and conference based on improving the on-campusexperience for Universities in the region spanning from Canada to Mexico and including all the western states

Doctor Of Public Health, Women'S & Reproductive Health

Focus on understanding evidence based approaches to improved diagnostic stewardship in STI diagnostics

Master Of Public Health (M.P.H.), Analytics And Program Planning

"Data is the life-blood of public health"--Tom Frieden

Master Of Public Policy, Health Policy