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Jasmine Utterback, Mph is listed as Founder + Youth Entrepreneurship Coach at Creative Women Build, based in Brooklyn, New York, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at cdc.gov, phone signal with area code 317, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Jasmine Utterback, Mph.
Jasmine Utterback, Mph previously worked as Program Lead at The Grace Hopper Program At Fullstack Academy and Public Health Associate at Centers For Disease Control And Prevention. Jasmine Utterback, Mph holds Master Of Public Health (Mph), Behavorial, Social, And Community Health from Indiana University Bloomington.
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My experience has spanned different content areas including project management and program development. My skillset includes evaluating processes and programs, tracking and analyzing data to improve program design, as well as communicating with diverse populations. Specialties: strategic partnership development, health education and training, intervention design, curriculum development, college health, health interventions & outreach.
Listed skills include Sexuality Education, Building Community Partnerships, Program Development, Program Evaluation, and 22 others.
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Brooklyn, New York
Creative Women Build (CWB) partners with nonprofit organizations and schools to design and offer entrepreneurship programs and workshops for young people in high school and formerly incarcerated women.
Greater New York City Area
• Educated more than 150 patients about tuberculosis transmission and pathogenesis, adherence to treatment regimen, and DOHMH services • Conducted comprehensive interviews to assess patient’s knowledge and risk factors related to TB and documented all patient interactions in the TB Surveillance Registry• Elicited contacts and refers them for further evaluation to determine their TB status in a timely manner• Conducted home visits to assess whether a patient is able to return home after discharge from the hospital and ensure lost patients are returned to medical care• Served as a liaison between DOH and healthcare providers in managing a case load of up to 80 patients from initiation to completion of treatment
Bloomington, Indiana Area
• Delivered over 50 educational presentations for Indiana University students on a variety of sexual health topics including contraception and prevention of sexually transmitted infections • Compiled and cleaned the pre and post survey data from the 2nd annual Cupcakes and Condom initiative to prepare for data analysis• Trained eight program staff from the Indiana University Groups Scholars program on creating an inclusive environment for their LGBTQ+ scholars • Designed the LGBTQ+ College Students’ Healthcare Experiences Project as a Community Based Participatory Research initiative to investigate the relationship between LGBTQ+ college students and their healthcare providers• Formed and engaged a community working group of eight members to assist with development and implementation of the LGBTQ+ College Students’ Healthcare Experiences Project• Applied for grant funding through the GLBT Student Supportive Services Office and received $500 to incentivize the student’s participation in the research study• Conducted 20 1-on-1 interviews and analyzed data for the LGBTQ+ College Students’ Healthcare Experiences Project
Bloomington, Indiana Area
• Created interactive safer sex workshops in collaboration with resident assistants and student organizations• Adapted the Health Belief Model to develop a framework for the 3rd annual Cupcakes and Condom initiative and improve the design of the pre- and post-surveys• Applied for grant funding through the American Cancer Society Tobacco Free Generation College Initiative and received funding for a part time position and tobacco cessation programming efforts on campus
Bloomington, Indiana Area
• Aided SPH in developing recruitment and retention strategies for students of color• Served on Search Committee for OSDI Director; reviewed/interviewed applicants; and gave position insight to Asst. Dean of Student Academic Affairs• Assisted OSDI Director in advising underrepresented undergraduate and graduate students, including SPH international students, on all aspects of university life such as finding financial assistance, work opportunities, and career planning• Collaborated with the five campus cultural centers to create outreach opportunities for a diverse range of students• Supervised two undergraduate assistants and oversaw their assigned tasks
Bloomington, Indiana Area
• Conducted age appropriate comprehensive sexuality education with a variety of audiences including schools, universities, community based organizations, correctional facilities and other community groups• Secured key partnerships with several organizations in multiple cities to provide programming • Developed creative prevention programs such as training workshops, and school or community presentations• Participated in professional networks within the community and among school systems to facilitate access and referrals to Planned Parenthood programs and services• Created Cupcakes and Condoms initiative and then developed in partnership with Indiana University Health and Wellness and Indiana University student organizations • Applied for grant funding through the Indiana University Student Association and received funding for the Cupcakes and Condoms initiative• Developed and lead two LGBTQ+ cultural competency trainings for healthcare and service providers
Bloomington, Indiana Area
•Planned and coordinated a day long summit and welcome reception for sports practitioners and stakeholders from various segments of the sports industry•Attended weekly meetings to discuss and update the research team on the summit’s progress
Activities and Societies: Sexual Health Advocacy Group at IU- President
Activities and Societies: Pre-Physician Assistant Club
Activities and Societies: Poetry Club, Black History Club
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Jasmine Utterback, Mph works for Creative Women Build.
Jasmine Utterback, Mph is listed as Founder + Youth Entrepreneurship Coach at Creative Women Build.
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @cdc.gov for Jasmine Utterback, Mph at Creative Women Build.
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Jasmine Utterback, Mph is based in Brooklyn, New York, United States while working with Creative Women Build.
Jasmine Utterback, Mph has worked for Creative Women Build, The Grace Hopper Program At Fullstack Academy, Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, Indiana University Health Center, and Indiana University School Of Public Health.
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Jasmine Utterback, Mph holds Master Of Public Health (Mph), Behavorial, Social, And Community Health from Indiana University Bloomington.
Jasmine Utterback, Mph is listed with skills including Sexuality Education, Building Community Partnerships, Program Development, Program Evaluation, Public Health Education, Research Skills In Laboratory And Non Clinical Settings, Proficient In Microsoft Office, and Strong Communicator.
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