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Carpinteria, Ca, Us

Carpinteria, Ca, Us

Santa Barbara County, California, United States

- Management responsibility for comprehensive campus-wide health and safety services and activities, including planning and budgeting program resources- Responds to environmental health and safety related emergencies and inspect facilities to identify safety, health, and environmental risks- Lead selection, training and evaluation of assigned personnel- Liaise with other departments and outside agencies to identify and resolve health and safety issues, including resolving sensitive health and safety concerns- Prepare and present staff reports to University management and cross-department committees on key issues in health and safety including COVID-19, workplace injuries and safety, and other pressing health and safety concerns

Camarillo, California, United States

- Day-to-day manager of on-campus COVID-19 contact tracing and case management, including supervising staff, coordinating response to on-campus cases, and maintaining safety protocols.- Organize on-campus testing clinic including developing program and procedures, budget development, organizing test site and, training and supervising testing assistants.- Monitor quality improvement activities, providing feedback and training to redirect or realign priorities or resources as deemed necessary to achieve objectives.- Maintain open communication and work collaboratively across departments to coordinate effective response to COVID-19 and reduce spread.

Remote

- Advise on emerging policy issues impacting the health and well being of people living with HIV, including writing policy briefings and coordinating activities with community partners- Support new OHTN staff to transition into their roles by providing information, advice and guidance- Assist the Executive Director and program staff with projects as necessary, including drafting materials and advising on future direction for projects and programs

Toronto, Canada Area

- Initiate and lead new initiatives to expand HIV prevention and treatment services in partnership with community agencies, health care providers and government stakeholders.- Project lead for Toronto to Zero, responsible for coordinating efforts to develop and implement a strategic plan to eliminate HIV as a public health concern in the city.- Plan province-wide scale-up of PrEP including developing new patient and provider education tools, capacity building with health care providers, and monitoring and analyzing policy developments.- Manage staff implementing pilot interventions and evaluate program impact and outcomes.

Toronto, Canada Area

- Managed project day-to-day including supporting clinical sites to implement the study, overseeing ethics submissions and approval, and budget management.- Developed key project materials including protocol, data collection tools, and governance documents.- Conducted outreach with communities impacted by HIV, providing evidence-based education on PrEP and supporting engagement with PrEP care.- Supported a provincial research team including 50+ representatives from clinical, academic and community based settings.- Led research team communications activities including media outreach, drafting promotional materials, and developing team website and social media.

Toronto, Canada

- Led policy research activities related to HIV treatment, new prevention technologies and comorbidities.- Conducted patient input webinars on new treatment options and prepare patient input submissions to Canadian drug regulatory bodies including CADTH and pCPA.- Research and develop facts sheets, white papers and other resources on emerging issues in HIV treatment and prevention technology.- Represent CTAC on national working groups related to HIV treatment and prevention including CanPrEP and the National Coordinating Committee on HIV and Aging

Richmond Hill, York Region

-Conducted outreach and health promotion workshops for communities at risk for HIV and HCV.-Built partnerships with local service providers to improve service delivery for people living with HIV and develop new joint programming.-Conducted online outreach to gay and bi men, providing sexual health information and referrals to relevant resources on social media.-Drafted strategic planning documents, position statements, and policies on key issues.-Represented the agency in local and provincial coalitions and worked with other service providers to build capacity on HIV and sexual health.

Toronto

- Conduct qualitative interviews with gay and bi men about their experiences with trauma, mentalhealth, substance use issues and their experience accessing services for the Gay Strengths Study.- Participate in group manuscript writing and submission to academic journals.- Code and analyze interviews with Nvivo research software.- Transcribe interviews and maintain accurate and secure storage of research data.

- Conduct qualitative interviews with gay and bi men about their understanding of and attitudes towards Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) as part of the Preparatory-3 Study.- Participate in planning committee for the Preparatory-3 Study, including contributing to the project design, interview guide development, and ERB proposal.- Code and analyze interviews with Nvivo research software.

Toronto

- Coordinated the development of program guidelines for TowelTalk, an outreach mental health intervention for gay and bisexual men in Toronto.- Completed all research tasks related to guidelines development, including completing literature research, an environmental scan, and all data collection and analysis.- Led writing and editing of the TowelTalk program guidelines.- Documented project activities and provided reports to team members.- Managed program data entry and completed data analysis for funder reports and reports for community partners.

San Francisco

- Coordinated research activities, supervised and trained research staff, budgeted for projects and helped to build research capacity and knowledge of HIV/AIDS.- Wrote research proposals and saw them through the ethical review process.- Monitored research funding opportunities and facilitated proposal submissions.- Interviewed gay and bisexual men, and ASO service providers about their experiences with HIV policy, HIV services and health care, and HIV prevention campaigns.- Completed data analysis and wrote project reports.- Built rapport with research partners including physicians, HIV/AIDS service organizations, and community stakeholders.- Designed and developed an outreach database of partner organizations and contacts.

San Francisco

- Managed website, including creating, editing, and posting new content with a focus on sexual health promotion. - Led communications efforts with member-base through monthly e-newsletters, social media sites, and online forums.- Aided communications director with grant proposal research and proposal writing.- Developed and conducted a course for the CREGS summer institute.

San Francisco Bay Area

- Co-facilitated discussion in course "Human Sexuality: Cross-Cultural Sex and Gender."- Assisted undergraduate students with comprehension of course material.- Graded coursework and provided feedback to students.

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Human Sexuality Studies

Activities and Societies: Presented at Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality Annual Congress, Puerto Vallarta (November, 2009).

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Anthropology