Breisha Daugherty, Mph Email & Phone Number

Texas, United States

Overdose Data to Action.

Arlington, Texas

• Responsible for identifying, notifying, and counseling at-risk individuals with sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)/ acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) in 49 counties. • Performs complex level public health and epidemiological work in HIV/STD surveillance activities, including epidemiological case investigations of reported HIV/STDs, outbreak management, and facilitating reporting, prevention, and control of HIV/STDs.• Organizes and facilitates HIV/STD screenings (collecting blood, reporting labs, providing educational material) for county jails, colleges/universities, and communities throughout the public health region to ensure early detection and prevention of STDs of 900+ residents per year• Collaborates with community partners (e.g., Texas A&M Commerce, Dallas County Health Department, Baylor Scott & White, etc.)) on developing HIV/STD prevention programs and initiatives for at-risk individuals.• Co-lead monthly team meetings to provide updates on in-progress changes to the STD/HIV program; leads an HIV/STD prevention educational series highlighting/reviewing disease awareness, risk reduction and prevention with middle, high school, college-aged students, and other community members

Arlington, Texas, United States

• Maintained, organized, and analyzed demographics and number of cases collected from lab reports using SQL, Microsoft Excel, and Qualtrics to create evaluation reports for weekly/quarterly staff meetings and presentations• Generated 15+ monthly gonorrhea and chlamydia surveillance reports and presentations identifying trends of increased prevalence and new incidence cases• Entered patient medical reports and labs obtained from hospitals into THISIS and Electronic laboratory reporting (ELR) daily• Conducted comprehensive STD consultative and technical assistance for medical providers, local health departments, and community-based organizations, including: running a risk assessment among the adolescent population to identify health behaviors associated with STDs/HIV• Led the collection and analysis of performance measure data stratified by race/ethnicity and other demographic characteristics to identify health disparities and inequities; assisted with implementing evidence-based strategies to reduce identified gaps in care; calculate and interpret results for racial disparities analyses with advanced analytic methods (rate ratios, adjusted rate ratios)

Arlington Tx

• Disseminated information on recycling, composting, and solid waste management through PowerPoint to 250+ facilities and stakeholders (e.g., City Council, Arlington Independent School District, and City of Arlington Housing Authority) in Tarrant County• Performed monthly data quality checks on recycling facilities and land fields by recording solid waste and recyclable material through Microsoft excel and ensuring records were compliant with protocols and guidelines• Provided technical assistance and consultation on recycling best practices to various public, private, and nonprofit health related agencies and organizations (e.g., City of Arlington, Environmental Protection Agency, and Texas Commission on Environmental Quality) and stakeholders via email• Planned and conducted scientific surveys and studies with SurveyMonkey and article databases to identify and solve air and water pollution problems in Tarrant County • Provided coordination for outreach efforts with community-based organizations, stakeholders, and community members from non-traditional settings, including: focus groups, health education workshops, and community forums

Master Of Public Health - Mph, Health Promotion And Behavioral Health

Biostatistics Public Health Ecology and the Human Environment Management and Policy Concepts in Public Health Obesity, Nutrition.

Bachelor'S Degree, Public Health

Urbanizations and Vulnerable Populations Public Health Informatics Health and Human Conditions: Global Health Consumer Health and Public.