Charlene Barina Email & Phone Number

Geneva, Switzerland

Remote

• 2022
• Supporting national scale-up of EHRs in a complex environment2021
• Fixed-term project on evaluating digital health technologies to develop a comprehensive support/funding strategy for large donors addressing key public health (vertical program as well as health system-level).
• Conducted primary (key informant interviews) and secondary (desk review, stock and flow/causal loop diagram) research.
• Created scripts/data processing tools with Python and Excel/VBA to streamline comparison of numerous identified solutions.
• Aligned assessments within frameworks of service delivery care cascades, digital public goods standards/maturity, functional/non-functional requirements, and WHO digital health interventions frameworks for re-use by.

• Provided technical support and guidance on data collection, health workforce pipeline-building, and target-setting for human resources for health scale-up activities across multiple countries; work focuses primarily on.
• Developed and delivered internal professional development sessions on improving tools for monitoring, evaluation, modeling, and surveying for health workforce topics.
• Served as technical resource on quantifying COVID-19-related health workforce gaps and strategies to fill these gaps in low- and middle-income settings; produced technical manual, drawing from available international.

Selected into The Coaching Fellowship program for women leading in social impact spaces. A global community working together to accelerate leadership potential. Included one-on-one executive coaching, group coaching sessions, and peer support to accomplish common goals.

United States

Process improvement of a proprietary analysis protocol using STATA and household survey datasets

Hanoi, Vietnam

◆ Helped design an integrated malaria elimination-oriented electronic surveillance system that was integrated into the country's national reportable diseases system, then supported the roll-out of the system to the three provinces in the country with the highest case burden down to commune level (approximately 600 trainees)◆ Provided technical advice on.

Monrovia, Liberia

◆ Key technical expert in monitoring and evaluation for a World Bank-funded project in health systems strengthening post-Ebola, specifically, scale up and quality improvement of the health workforce in Liberia◆ Work with the Ministry of Health to design and implement monitoring, evaluation, and research activities for the entire health workforce pipeline.

Greater Seattle Area

◆ Develop and implement research and analysis plans for building capacity of public libraries to be better civic partners in communities and to work with libraries to include more evidence-based decision-making processes◆ Develop and conduct qualitative research with public library staff about information-seeking needs and professional development.

Leadville, CO

◆ Worked with LCBAG and community partners to develop a theory of change, evaluation framework, and evaluation tools to assess community health in Leadville, CO◆ Included monitoring items based on the Collective Impact model of program delivery and assessment, including developing a shared monitoring and evaluation system, a coordinating mechanism, and.

Thailand

FIELD DIRECTOR (October 2012 - June 2013)◆ Oversaw full staffing of expanded field office with $500,000 budget in Mae Sot, Thailand◆ Developed local annual budgeting and grant tracking processes◆ Coordinated and wrote quarterly and annual donor/internal reports on capacity-building efforts.◆ Built relationships with local organizations DIRECTOR OF HEALTH.

Mongolia

◆ Assisted in design of training core competencies, learning objectives, and evaluation criteria and tools◆ Provided logistical support and technical assistance for coordination and integration of training units for six training sites and over 70 trainees◆ Responsible for weekly staff meetings and development of training of trainers for 40 contract staff.

Greater Seattle Area

GRADUATE STUDENT ASSISTANT (March 2010 - June 2010)◆ Continued previous work from 2005-2007 in providing technology support to the School of Nursing and improving support tools.TEACHING ASSISTANT, RESEARCH METHODS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES (December 2009 - March 2010)◆ Updated course materials and assignments to be more in line with current research design.

Mongolia

HEALTH PROGRAM TECHNICAL TRAINER (Summers, 2008/2009)◆ Developed over 200 hours of curriculum in public health technical topics and cultural workplace integration for Peace Corps Volunteers and their local counterparts.◆ Primary developer of training curriculum for two 11-week pre-service technical training sessions and two in-service trainings during.

Greater Seattle Area

◆ Conducted user needs assessments and successfully advocated for change in department procedures and service levels, resulting in increased end-user satisfaction.◆ Provided information technology support to School of Nursing students, faculty, and staff.◆ Developed trainings and documentation concerning computing policies and troubleshooting.◆ Served as.

Greater Atlanta Area

◆ Promoted to Interim Chief Operating Officer from Program Director in the final months of work before leaving to complete graduate school requirements.◆ Ensured compliance with 501(c)3 regulations, developed operating policies, developed partner organization contacts, and recruited Masters-level interns for the organization.◆ Expanded membership as.

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

◆ Provided consultation and technical assistance to users of computers and other health information systems in four divisions under the Department of Surgery.◆ Increased end-user satisfaction with services by analyzing user requirements, generating service-level reports, writing self-help documentation, and conducting one-on-one trainings.◆ Promoted from.

Master'S Degree, Public Health

Coursework focused on global health, particularly management and leadership, and was under the Peace Corps Masters International program.

Master Of Science - Ms, Computer Science

Machine Learning specialization

Ab, Computer Science, Health Policy, Japanese

Activities and Societies: Duke Chorale, Languages Theme House