● PH717: Quantitative Methods of Public Health (Fall 2023) and EP752 Cancer Epidemiology (Spring 2024) ● Provide direct support to students in classroom and weekly office hours, fostering a collaborative learning environment● Respond promptly to student emails, offering timely assistance and clarification on course content● Grade 20+ assignments weekly, ranging from problem sets to midterm exams ● Collaborate closely with faculty to align support strategies with course objectives, contributing to a unified approach to student success

● Facilitate communication between mentors, mentees and outside presenters● Support the organization through following through with creating meeting agendas, attending weekly meetings, and organizing events● Promote events within BUSPH and partnering organizations/institutions● Update of the communication material including website● Develop communication material for DrPH and PhD students as well as mentors about the program, which can include annual reports, newsletters, advisory board meeting presentation slides● Develop and post social media communication of events, announcement, as well as general public health related content relevant to EWL’s mission and values● Implement social and resourceful content and events for mentees and the general public at BUSPH

● Compiled and organized 1000+ public health data elements from 15 databases, including the MA COVID-19 Vaccine Equity Initiative, MA substance addiction services, work-related fatal injuries, health care facilities in MA, primary stroke facilities in MA, the MA behavioral risk factor surveillance system, chronic diseases and risk factors in small areas, diseases, COVID-19 Health survey, and substance use● Conducted an extensive search for relevant data, ensuring a comprehensive and centralized repository, facilitating internal use for program development and strategic planning● Identified and addressed gaps in existing data collection, developing strategies for collecting missing information to enhance the overall completeness and accuracy of public health records● Presented evidence and findings to stakeholders, including the MPHC Advisory Council, ensuring transparent communication and fostering informed decision-making ● Created external messaging and communications materials to effectively disseminate evidence and findings to the communities of partner municipalities, promoting public health awareness and understanding● Participated in meetings with the MPHC Advisory Council and shared services staff, providing updates on data compilation efforts and project progress● Collaborated on a Massachusetts Department of Public Health survey analysis project, focusing on understanding the specific needs of populations disproportionately impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic● Conducted data analysis, visualization, and interpretation of survey responses, articulating priorities at the local level for targeted public health interventions● Demonstrated adaptability and versatility by contributing to two distinct projects, showcasing a comprehensive understanding of public health data and its applications at both local and statewide levels

● Provided quality assurance to database by routinely checking patient abstractions ● Revamped automatic quality assurance measures by constructing new R codes for flagging data abstraction errors● Trained new research data specialists on data abstraction and standard operating procedures● Proposed and completed independent research project regarding industrialization and the incidence of AML-related factors

● Abstracted clinical, genomic, and pathologic data on 5,000+ patients with hematologic malignancies, including patients with leukemia, myeloma and other blood cancers● Accessed patient demographic and research information from the clinical systems including but not limited to the electronic medical record (Epic)● Assisted principal investigators and staff in the creation of data reports for quality assurance measures● Engaged in weekly case reviews to discuss challenging abstraction cases with hematologist-oncologists● Formulated standard operating procedures for myeloma data abstraction ● Collaborated with leukemia and myeloma principal investigators, researchers, and clinicians in the continued development, refinement, expansion of the data repository