David Madinger Email & Phone Number

Ukraine

Dnipro, Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine

New York, New York, United States

• Provided qualitative analysis for a mid-term learning evaluation of the WHO Special Initiative for Mental Health, including conducting interviews, creating transcripts, and coding data
• Analyzed quantitative data from the same evaluation via RStudio to compare data gathered from a range of stakeholders
• Reviewed quality of implementation science literature in humanitarian settings by adapting the Standards for Reporting Implementation Studies (StaRI) tool as part of a scoping review
• Supported a literature review cataloguing Terre des Hommes involvement in mental health research in the MENA region
• Compiled resources to catalogue mental health assessment tools, detailing their validation methodologies and contextual applicability

• Developed and managed database of indicators for education, health, water and sanitation, and displacement to analyze multidimensional childhood poverty in Iraq in close
• Mapped several measures of childhood poverty via QGIS to evaluate geographical patterns of deprivation
• Designed time-series graphics to visualize historical trends in indicators of multi-sectoral needs, disaggregated by gender and governorate
• Assessed statistical significance of disparities within several gender-disaggregated poverty indicators as part of a broader gender equity analysis

Bogotá, Capital District, Colombia

• Transcribed and cleaned data collected in a study on the impact of COVID-19 on the maternal and infant health of low-income, adolescent, and migrant mothers.
• Led the creation and application of coding scheme for data analysis.
• Prepared a policy brief outlining research methods and results as part of the investigation’s reporting process.
• Created and received approval for Columbia University IRB protocol as required for conducting qualitative research.

• Provided direct assistance to over 825 clients applying for public benefits programs including SNAP, Medicaid, Lifeline, and LIEAP.
• Co-chair and creator of the Latinx Empowerment Outreach Network, responsible for coordinating Food Bank efforts to reach service area’s Latinx population.
• Participated in the Cultural Impact Committee, working to advise the Extended Leadership Team on providing a harassment-free, welcoming office culture.
• Represented FBCENC’s Benefits Outreach team in Feeding America’s SNAP Equitable Access grant, designed to ensure access to SNAP in marginalized, rural communities.
• Reported on grant progress and results.

Salima, Central Region, Malawi

• Taught English language and literature in large class settings. Classes were taught relating subject material to student background.
• Facilitated various training sessions for fellow volunteers covering topics such as boys’ health and development, cultural sensitivity, and interpersonal communication.
• Established, along with counterparts, extracurricular organizations and clubs, such as GrassRoots Soccer, for secondary school students aimed at promoting discussion on and awareness of HIV and malaria in Malawi.

Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States

• Worked in a dual language environment, primarily in a 1st grade classroom, using both Spanish and English as required by students’ needs.
• Responsible for organizing and keeping track of attendance, health documentation for students, classwork, and other necessary paperwork.
• Organized and led lessons on interpersonal interaction, healthy communication, and emotion management.

Panama City, Panamá, Panama

• Aided in coordinating international team projects and maintaining communication between relevant parties.
• Led efforts in consolidating data on various indicators of deprivation, such as access to clean water, access to information, education, and health – among others – for easy access and analysis.
• Worked on translating working papers from English to Spanish and vice versa.
• Took lead in aggregating and organizing information on disability access, with a focus on children, for reference purposes.

Master Of Public Health - Mph, Public Health And Humanitarian Action

Bachelor'S Degree, Management And Society