• Acts as Division lead for physical activity promotion initiatives, active transportation, and active living by design initiatives.• Leads program management of the Boston Parks Fitness Series in partnership with the Boston Parks and Recreation department, including leading all aspects of planning, implementation, community engagement, communication, community promotion and evaluation.• Manages BPHC's injury prevention bicycling program including bike helmet distribution and promotions.• Manages Boston Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Task Force activities. Coordinates on SRTS programming with other city agencies including BTD, Boston Public Schools and the MA SRTS Program.• Works closely with the Boston Transportation Department's (BTD) active transportation planning teams to support community engagement of their Complete Streets projects. • Supports Boston Bikes initiatives including Blue Bikes and Learn to Ride programs. • Supports physical activity initiatives focused on aging populations within the Age Strong Commission and Boston Housing Authority.

• Community Health Workers for COVID Response and Resilient Communities (CCR) Grant by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), awarded to BPHC CIB Sept 2021-Aug 2024.• Responsible for the project’s multi-disciplinary 2-year learning collaborative, including collaborating with external partners to support development of trainings, coordinating all training logistics, and responding to concerns from participants in trainings.• Supported the Project Director in managing all contracts under the grant, including responding and tracking invoices, supporting BA in preparing and ensuring collection of new or renewed contracts, and conducting site visits to grant sub-awardees as required by auditors.• Administratively supported Project Director and Principal Investigator by scheduling meetings, taking notes, and assisting in mandatory reports.

• Provided patients with resources and connection to primary care and specialty care to community-based organizations that specialize in addressing patients’ social determinants of health needs in a culturally and linguistically-appropriate way.• Identified opportunities for systems change where patients were being inequitably affected by systems and/or how systems could be improved to help all patients and collaborated with internal teams to inform potential changes.• Responsible for analyzing program consult data to help inform operations and improvements with Emergency Department providers who refer patients to the program.

• Triaged phone calls and provide support and counseling to clients, families, and community referrals in need of ESP/MCI assistance and/or evaluations.• Performed bed searches for clients awaiting placement for a higher level of care and navigate medial record system (Avatar).• Gathered appropriate risk information and direct clients, family, and community members in accessing and utilizing supports.

• Conducted independently designed research in Human Physiology departmental lab, Aging and Vascular Physiology by implementing non-invasive observational assessments of aged mice to evaluate general health. • Lead research assistant in investigating inflammatory cytokine expression following trauma. • Consistently performed general laboratory skills, RNA extraction, Reverse Transcription, RT-qPCR, Micro pipetting, data entry, and animal care.

• Organized and collaborated 10 University events for mental health and wellness by coordinating team meetings, guest speakers, educational opportunities, agenda discussions, recruitment, and training of new members. • Led 15 workshops for peer-to-peer suicide prevention support by managing 15 volunteer students and $1000 annual budget. • Provided administrative support to University Counseling Center Education and Prevention Outreach Coordinator.

• Coordinated information sessions, presentations, and workshops on specific and general health wellness strategies. • Provided campus-wide health resources regarding race, gender, sexual orientation, culture, and religion; trained in Queer Allyship, Sexual Violence Support, Crisis Intervention, Microaggressions, Health at Every Size, and Peer Education. • Successfully collaborated with co-workers to implement outreach, deliver programming and campus-wide events by facilitating relationships with funders and first-year prospective students.