Cameron Wolf, Phd Email & Phone Number

Rockville, Maryland, United States

Office of Prevention Innovation - Senior Advisor

Washington D.C.

Key subject matter expert on HIV and AIDS in key populations (KP), conducting robust qualitative and quantitative analyses to identify and synthesize key data points pivotal to the design and strengthening of targeted prevention and care programming in Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean.➢ Provide senior interagency technical direction to the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)➢ USAID Agency / technical lead for the Asia Region HIV projects totaling $150M annually spanning 13 countries throughout Asia and the Pacific including support to mitigate program impact from COVID-19.➢ Designed new PEPFAR program for the Philippines.➢ Primary point of contact for Global Health Bureau to USAID LGBTIQ+ Agency Coordinating Committee.➢ Propel strategic direction and technical aid to high-impact USAID missions with keen analytical and situational awareness.➢ Provide senior interagency technical direction to PEPFAR.➢ Guide mission initiatives as agency lead in project design of first global award for key populations (the LINKAGES project, reaching 35 countries) in (PEPFAR and subsequent follow-on programming.➢ Designed end-of-project evaluations for 3 Regional Development Mission Asia projects. ➢ Reviewed and evaluated PEPFAR awards for KP Challenge Fund, KP Implementation Science, and KP Investment Fund across countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean (totaling $135m).➢ Disseminated best practices through PEPFAR. international scientific journals, and conferences.

Bangkok, Thailand - Covering Asia & Pacific

Paved the way for greater HIV prevention and care by facilitating program development throughout Asia region as subject matter expert. Leveraged agility in technical support to regional USAID missions and USAID Washington.➢ Steered entire program development lifecycles, managing and evaluating program impact by directing regional staff and implementing partners in planning, strategic design, and innovation.➢ Served as acting HIV Team Leader for USAID, overseeing large-scale programs in Burma, China, Laos, Papua New Guinea, and Thailand.

Thailand / Vietnam / Cambodia

➢ Reinforced PEPFAR performance through in-depth technical assistance and oversight in Southeast Asia.➢ Provided regional M&E trainings through Mahidol University Institute for Population & Social Research.➢ Led ART cohort study in Thailand to better understand the added benefit of psychosocial support on ART.➢ Supported MEASURE Evaluation portfolio as country focal point managing a team for M&E technical assistance in Vietnam and Activity Lead for a program evaluation in Cambodia.

Southeast Asia / Thailand / Cambodia / Laos

Developed the HIV and AIDS Data Hub for Asia and the Pacific through Mahidol University in Thailand, working through UNICEF with UNAIDS. Provided consulting for UNICEF/Cambodia, the Population Council and Pact for data gathering, analyses and technical assistance.➢ Managed a data team at Mahidol University to create the architecture, validation and web access for the HIV and AIDS Data Hub for Asia and the Pacific, synthesizing, collecting and analyzing data from diverse sources.➢ Analyzed DHS surveys in Cambodia to present trends in orphan and vulnerable children (OVC) for UNICEF.➢ Technical evaluation of the HIV stigma & discrimination and micro-finance initiative with PDA in Thailand.➢ Coordination of donor mapping for strategic planning and program development with stakeholders in Laos.

Washington D.C.

Strengthened organizational workflows by equipping HQ / in-country staff and partners with essential knowledge of indicators implementation and HIV / AIDS M&E for PEPFAR. Served as PEPFAR Strategic Information Advisor for Kenya, Zambia, Vietnam, and Cambodia.➢ Served as USAID representative to global meetings and scientific conferences.➢ Oversaw entire creation of PEPFAR M&E data lifecycle from review and analysis to dissemination.➢ Instrumental in streamlining MEASURE Evaluation project as HIV / AIDS Technical Advisor.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Reinforced technical infrastructures for international HIV care and treatment M&E. Partnered with USAID and CDC to engineer and pilot test AIDS care and support indicators for Kenya, Ethiopia, the Dominican Republic, and Cambodia informing development of PEPFAR’s flagship data system.➢ Piloted changes to international quality of life measures in Thailand and India.➢ Evaluated HIV and Caribbean migration data from the Ryan White Care Act.➢ Instrumental assessing and refining training activities for HIV / AIDS Bureau, instilling trainees with greater operational and project readiness.

Baltimore, Maryland

Developed and managed CDC-funded HIV prevention program supporting young MSM in Baltimore, the Out Front program. Led program development and improvement efforts better equipped to support Baltimore LGBT youth while strengthening peer educator and staff support capabilities.➢ Organized and hosted outreach activities, community forums, and social events to promote awareness.➢ Expanded program network by connecting with providers and community leaders to garner community support.➢ Cultivated a safe space for participants by organizing and facilitating group meetings.➢ Designed new educational materials and website improving social marketing campaign.

Washington D.C. And Ghana

Improved adolescent reproductive health programs in Ghana by building, coding, and analyzing prototype social network monitoring for HIV risk reduction. Developed quantitative and qualitative research tools pivotal to program success.➢ Managed training and fieldwork with nonprofit partners in Ghana.➢ Translated complex data points into credible terms for technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Baltimore, Maryland Area

Developed curriculum and educational materials for new course: AIDS Prevention, Society, & Social Behavior. Educated students on the history of the AIDS pandemic in terms of sociologic factors including SES, gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, and social origins.➢ Discussed social construction of AIDS and behavioral impact while emphasizing prevention and public health practices for at-risk populations.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Health Policy & Mgmt / Social & Behavioral Science, Summa Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: NIH National Research Service Award (NRSA), Phi Kappa Phi, JHSPH 75th Anniversary Scholarship

Master Of Science, Health And Social Behavior

Ba, Sociology, Magna Cum Laude