Brittany Jones Email & Phone Number

Greater St. Louis

Greater St. Louis Area

• As a community based, Community Referral Coordinator (CRC), I assist community members with navigating the healthcare system. I have a special focus on individuals who are in need of insurance, a primary care provider.
• Assist 10 patients a week with personalized healthcare navigation via exploring health insurance options, making appointments and connecting them with community resources
• Facilitate meetings with community-based organizations to share resources and better coordinate care for their clientele with chronic conditions
• Collaborate with Washington University’s Student Neighborhood Health Clinic to create a pathway for patient navigation in sustaining long-term primary care; with a special focus on immigrant/refugee community members
• Coordinate services with 20+ community-based organizations to holistically serve individuals with persistent chronic conditions

St Louis, Missouri, United States

• Coordinating and aligning organizational efforts towards designing events in order to promote community healing and thriving post pandemic
• Recruited and trained 200 community leaders to distribute public health information about Covid-19 to 20 targeted zip codes, with high risk of infection rates and historically inadequate resources
• Provided 300k+ personal protective equipment to community members, local essential businesses, schools and churches
• Facilitated 3 community events to encourage community dreaming and demanding, while promoting public health awareness and voter education
• Coordinated a strategic distribution plan with a team of 6 to further supply vulnerable populations such as the unhoused, youth, seniors, immigrant/refugee, and pregnant women with personal protective equipment

St Louis, Missouri, United States

The Cigna Foundation Fellowship is a training and learning opportunity open to Brown School graduate students with a demonstrated interest in learning about grant making practices and processes. Fellows assist with grant reviews, participate in learning activities, and support a wide range of grant making and grant evaluation initiatives.

• Conducted interviews in order to write a comprehensive, informational blog post pertaining to reproductive justice for sex trafficking survivors and sex workers
• Planned and successfully executed a community education forum, centering Black Infant and Maternal Mortality Rates in St. Louis
• Led a direct action of 15 people to raise community awareness about Fake Clinics

• Deepened my knowledge of political organizing fundamentals and opportunities to apply training to current local campaigns
• Engaged in a political analysis around race, class and gender grounded in local history and movement building
• Assisted a local grassroots organization within a summer staff capacity, while learning and sharpening training and facilitation skills
• Developed networking opportunities for mentorship with the existing class of Black organizers in St. Louis

Selected from a national pool for a post-graduate, experiential leadership development program to explore public affairs and community dynamics on local, state, and federal levels. Trained in group dynamics, facilitation, conflict resolution, project management and communication in large and small group settings. Projects:- Conducted extensive research and.

Greater San Diego Area

• Provided continuous active treatment and supervision to all consumers
• Assisted Residential House Supervisor weekly with food/supplies inventory
• Assisted consumers in meal preparation, house cleaning, and personal hygiene
• . Implemented and documented program for all consumers
• Dispensed medications according to doctors orders and check vital signs
• . Ensured safety and welfare of staff and consumers and followed adopted procedures in order to report accidents, hazards, incidents or unsafe conditions to immediate supervisor

• Delivered outreach presentations to 3 student organizations, classes and campus groups on career related topics weekly
• Assisted in the coordination of Career & Graduate School Fairs by communicating with 300 employers/schools in order to effectively serve 30,000 students on campus
• Reviewed and critique 8 resumes weekly during 15-minute walk in sessions and outreach activities on campus
• Conducted a needs analysis in order to identify and better serve the student groups on campus who were often under-represented

• Researched and implemented a database to effectively organize and track physicians and volunteers
• Input and analyzed survey data in order to assess the parent’s needs regarding their child’s health
• Lead and mentored 8 high school students during a 2-week intense Summer Medical Academy
• Created a concept paper to design a career development program for Juvenile Hall-Kearny Mesa

• Support and mentor 7 new freshmen and transfer students by assisting them with their academic and personal adjustment to the University; provide on campus resources to enrich their college experience
• Plan and coordinate SOAR monthly events to unify all members such as bowling night, study night and movie night

• Developed and evaluated health based workshops to enhance cultural diversity awareness and sensitivity; tailored presentations to children of ages 5-6 and older adults ages 65+
• Learned and utilized Qualtrics and Community Benefit Tracker to collect, review, and input 296 reports in order to adhere to funding requirements for the Program for Multi-Cultural Health, UMHS

• One of 170 students selected out of 3,500 applicants to participate in Center for Disease Control’s Undergraduate Scholar Program (CUPS)
• Conducted 300+ surveys to collect qualitative data on community members’ perceptions of the causes of obesity in order to implement programs to decrease obesity in Washtenaw County, Michigan
• Analyzed 3 neighborhoods in Washtenaw County, Michigan to identify community needs regarding safety, food accessibility and public infrastructure
• Presented a scientific report that summarized summer internship experience to 40 program staff and participants

San Francisco Bay Area

• Taught, supported, and mentored 16 high achieving fifth grade students from under resourced schools in various classes including Literature, Math, Writing and Science in a fast-paced, demanding environment
• Planned and facilitated two elective classes to enrich students’ experiences in life skills and expression
• Collaborated with team to organize and execute events for students’ families to see their student’s success in school, meet their teachers, and enjoy the Breakthrough community

• Promote the organization to the students and faculty on campus by tabling, fundraising, and participating in community service events on and off campus.
• Collaborate with a cohort of 5 students to plan and create events, volunteer opportunities and workshops for members promoting professional development and academic excellence such as code switching, exploring.
• Participate in Leadership and Diversity and Business Conferences outside of California to build leadership and networking skills
• Record and organize notes on an E-Board meetings platform, as well as, create weekly announcements informing members about resources, events and upcoming club meetings

Oakland, CA

• Provided administrative support, such as filing case information, transcribing witness statements and 911 calls, and researching specific information regarding the case to build evidence
• Attended court hearings and took notes on witnesses testimonies, attorney’s evidences and judge’s opinions

Master Of Social Work And Public Health - Msw/Mph, Social Impact Leadership

Activities and Societies: Kahn Fellow

Bachelor’S Degree, Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies (Social Work, Criminal Justice, Psychology)

Activities and Societies: Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) Black Business Society Counseling and Social ChangeDeans List: Recognized.

Social Work

Activities and Societies: International Student Exchange Program Play and Learn FoundationAttended for Fall 2017 semester through the ISEP.