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Paramus, Nj

• Brought in nearly $500k in new programmatic funding to support the expansion of the LGBTQ+ Health & Wellness Center to include innovative wraparound navigation services• In collaboration with the LGBTQ+ Medical Director, oversaw the growth of the LGBTQ+ Health & Wellness Center from two staff to six in just over a year, supervising all nonclinical staff and developing appropriate workflows and infrastructure for this rapidly growing program• In collaboration with LGBTQ+ Medical Director, plan and roll out innovative public health interventions in LGBTQ+ care--current successful initiatives include rollout of injectable PrEP services, doxyPEP, and streamlined access to gender-affirming care, among others• Work closely with departmental leadership in other hospital areas to implement trainings, workflows, and policies to support LGBTQ+ equity in all aspects of the patient journey• Develop and present clinical and nonclinical trainings in internal and external venues, including medical schools, LGBTQ+ health conferences, community conferences and more, with an emphasis on our comprehensive primary care model of LGBTQ+ healthcare, including wraparound navigation and transportation services to reduce barriers to care

Paramus, Nj

• Provide capacity building and technical assistance to executive directors and leadership of grassroots, transgender-led organizations, with specific expertise in financial infrastructure, budgeting, evaluation and data management, and grant preparation• Develop and implement high-level capacity development trainings and resources for TGNC leaders, with specific expertise in program evaluation design

New York, Ny

• Support program development for healthcare organizations and nonprofits through tailor-made capacity development services focused on quality improvement, workflow audits, evaluation, program design, and grants program strategy

Brooklyn, Ny

• Led HIV services and initiatives throughout the Family Health Center network, including outreach, testing, linkage to care, and case management services; monitored NYC and national HIV services and funding landscape to position program for strategic growth• Supervised case management director, grant coordinators, and data analysts, oversaw department of 14 staff with budget of $2.9 mil in federal, local, and private grants• Positioned program as a leader in HIV quality improvement—developed new quality improvement initiatives and presented 11 posters or workshops at local and national meetings, resulting in two quality improvement awards• Cultivated partnerships with community organizations and local leaders, resulting in increased programmatic reach in high-needs communities and enhanced opportunities for patients

Brooklyn, Ny

• Oversaw project management, statistical, and research design support for 50+ research projects conducted by residents, faculty, and nurses• Supervised department of two staff and one intern; led department staff in preparation of high-priority research articles, resulting in 5 journal publications• Launched new research education initiative in the Nursing department, resulting in creation of Nursing research infrastructure essential to Magnet certification• Developed and presented new multimedia curriculum for residents and faculty, including use of Nearpod audience response system for in-person teaching and Camtasia for production of online video segments

Brooklyn, Ny

• Led residents, medical students, and faculty in designing and implementing clinical research projects, including providing high-level statistical and research design consultation, resulting in 15+ conference presentations and 5 manuscripts• Obtained grant to enhance research education and research practice among chaplain residents; prepared, delivered, and evaluated chaplain research curriculum• Streamlined operations of Institutional Review Board; transitioned IRB from paper-based to web-based operations, resulting in faster turnaround and more efficient use of staff time

New York, Ny

• Administered program providing grant-funded long-acting reversible contraceptive (LARC) devices to more than 20 clinics nationwide• Developed application materials and tracking, educational, and assessment tools for multi-year pilot grant program to increase training in LARC in family medicine residency programs• Created new curriculum and evaluation materials to improve LARC-related didactic education for family medicine residents• Provided in-depth project management support to 5 family medicine faculty grant recipients• Oversaw qualitative and quantitative research/evaluation projects, including mentorship of medical student summer projects

• Streamlined operations of program providing grant-funded LARC devices to more than 15 clinics nationwide• Supported research projects, including data collection, management, and analysis• Co-authored 5 poster presentations and co-presented 10+ conference workshops• Coordinated programmatic operations, scheduling, and record-keeping

Developed three-college network of trained student advocates to improve access to reproductive health services on their campuses.

Seattle, Wa

Returned 10-15 calls per day from people seeking information and funding to access abortion care. Updated hotline training manual, and drafted fundraising materials for fall campaign.

Master Of Public Health (Mph), Epidemiology

Activities and Societies: Big Data Analytics Club

Ba, Comparative Social Change, Nonprofit Management

Activities and Societies: Civil Liberties and Public Policy Program, Reproductive Health Advocates, Counselor AdvocatesThesis Project.

Aa, Liberal Arts