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Beth Tryck is listed as Climate Action Systems Analyst at Clark County WA, a with 546 employees, based in Portland, Oregon, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at modahealth.com and a matched LinkedIn profile for Beth Tryck.
Beth Tryck previously worked as Healthcare Services Project Manager at Moda Health and Program Coordinator - COVID Response Team at Clark County Wa. Beth Tryck holds Masters Of Public Health In Health Promotion from Ohsu-Psu School Of Public Health.
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Beth Tryck is a Climate Action Systems Analyst at Clark County WA. She possess expertise in public health, program development, program evaluation, research, quantitative research and 30 more skills.
Listed skills include Public Health, Program Development, Program Evaluation, Research, and 31 others.
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Climate Action Systems Analyst
Healthcare Services Project Manager
Program Coordinator - Covid Response Team
Managed the day-to-day operations of the COVID-19 call center, serving Clark County residents, providers, and community partners with questions or needs related to COVID-19Supported the overall County goal to provide equitable distribution of testing and vaccines to our BIPOC communitiesProvided outreach support for our pop-up vaccine clinics, which administered over 36,000 doses of vaccineSupported adult family homes with securing an emergency supply of personal protective equipment
Program Manager, Landlord Engagement Program
Responsible for leading agency-wide efforts by developing and executing a landlord engagement program to define, maintain, and manage successful housing outcomes for over 2,000 participantsPartnered with over 400 housing providers to support our most vulnerable populations obtain, and retain permanent housingAddressed social determinants of health and equity and promoted supportive housing by incentivizing housing placements and mitigating individual barriersAdvocated for those with barriers to obtain permanent housingProvided case managers and their supervisors with timely, supportive, and solution-based feedback about situations involving their participants
Statewide Needs Assessment Intern
Designed a statewide needs assessment to determine recommendations for equitable and inclusive service deliveryEvaluated and analyzed existing statewide data sources to determine service gaps and trendsGathered information and insights from over 50 community and organization stakeholders to help describe the gap between what the domestic and sexual violence survivor’s community needs and the statewide accomplishmentsDesigned assessment tools to measure the effectiveness of the needs, based on established program objectivesAssessed the limitations of service providers in regards to working with disenfranchised populationsPromoted equity and social change by transforming society by engaging diverse voices, supporting the self-determination of survivors and providing leadership for advocacy efforts
Graduate Research Assistant
Worked collaboratively with an interdisciplinary team of researchers to develop and implement multiple Community-Based Participatory Research projects with American Indian/Alaska Native communitiesAssisted in the develop of a policy, institutional intervention to help implement the Tribal Colleges and Universities Behavioral Health Adaption of an Evidence-Based Intervention (TCU-BASICS), and to integrate the TCU with local Indian Health Service/Tribal/Urban behavioral health systemsSupported efforts to build and sustain community relationships to foster compassion and empathy to ultimately strive for social equity in solidarity
Sbirt Coordinator Intern
Conducted SBIRT assessment with all new behavioral health clients at intakeProvided education and brief intervention to individuals with an identified need using motivational interviewing techniquesAssisted with program compliance/monitoring, and the collection, organization and reporting of SBIRT client data for SAMHSA grantFacilitated weekly “Men Seeking Safety” group therapy sessions for men living with mental health and addiction issues, with a focus on community reintegration
Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative Project Coordinator/Public Health Associate
Collaborated with 6 labor & delivery hospitals to develop relationships with clinical and administrative staff to achieve Baby-Friendly Increased breastfeeding awareness, improved service coordination and approached promotion efforts through policy improvementCoordinated with County- and State-level stakeholders with policy development that is needed to ensure optimal childhood outcomes as they relate to breastfeedingDeveloped, implemented and monitored program data collection, evaluation and accountability
Community Health Promotion Assistant
Collaborated to develop and implement of the “Good of the Garden” project, where 23 special needs students from a local middle school and 15 older adults from the senior center participated in a digital photography project aimed at capturing the benefits of gardening, nutrition and physical exerciseSupported the Project Homeless Connect event at California State University San MarcosContributed to the North Inland Region ‘Building Better Futures’ summit for gang and at-risk foster youthRepresented HHSA North Inland Region at the Veterans/Family Forum of San Diego County, Mental Health ServicesAssisted at the ‘Grandparents Raising Grandchildren’ symposium, North County Inland RegionProvided on-site support at the North Inland Region ‘Live Well, San Diego’ summitSupported North County Inland Region efforts at Nourish Day, a breakfast meeting of local growers and community partners to discuss food-system reformPartnered with United Way of San Diego to distribute books to low income youth within the North Inland region
Beth Tryck education
Masters Of Public Health In Health Promotion
Master'S Degree, Social Work
Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Human Development, With An Emphasis In Health Services
Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Medical Anthropology
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What company does Beth Tryck work for?
Beth Tryck works for Clark County WA.
What is Beth Tryck's role at Clark County WA?
Beth Tryck is listed as Climate Action Systems Analyst at Clark County WA.
What is Beth Tryck's email address?
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @modahealth.com for Beth Tryck at Clark County WA.
Where is Beth Tryck based?
Beth Tryck is based in Portland, Oregon, United States while working with Clark County WA.
What companies has Beth Tryck worked for?
Beth Tryck has worked for Clark County Wa, Moda Health, Transition Projects, Oregon Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence, and University Of Washington.
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What schools did Beth Tryck attend?
Beth Tryck holds Masters Of Public Health In Health Promotion from Ohsu-Psu School Of Public Health.
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Beth Tryck is listed with skills including Public Health, Program Development, Program Evaluation, Research, Quantitative Research, Research Design, Epidemiology, and Statistical Data Analysis.
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