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Washington Dc

•Develop relational databases, data dictionaries, and statistical analysis plans for concurrent longitudinal clinical trials and acceptability studies of dual-purpose contraceptive and HIV-prevention technologies.•Lead data management and analysis for clinical trials of novel family planning methods and studies to understand behavioral and contextual factors that influence contraceptive use.•Proficient in statistical programming using SAS or STATA and writing SQL queries to manipulate study data; lead data review, quality assurance, and query resolution with colleagues in Zimbabwe and South Africa.•Co-chair the institutional data systems working group; shape organizational data strategy by connecting staff to subject matter experts and developing data governance policies.•Ensure institutional REDCap system compliance with CFR 21 Part 11 and Good Clinical Practice (GCP) standards by managing validation activities, conducting risk assessments, and engineering system tests.

Washington, Dc

•Served as national representative for the maternal health-focused Advancing Postpartum Hemorrhage Care (APPHC) activity; oversaw five studies implemented by a seven-partner international consortium.•Hosted APPHC research development workshops with senior officials from the Ministry of Health, University of Malawi, and USAID to identify national maternal, child, and neonatal health research priorities for 2020.•Applied structural equation modeling to examine interactions between providers' mental health factors and respectful, patient-centered labor and delivery services; related publication is currently under review.•Authored research protocols for two mixed-method studies; analyzed resultant data, prepared research briefs, and delivered presentations to the Ministry of Health to guide national reproductive health policy development. •Created dashboards to track survey progress and monitor team performance in real-time; coded STATA scripts to automate data validation processes: checked skip logic, confirmed legal ranges, and identified outliers. •Designed relational databases, joining multiple rounds of deidentified longitudinal client data, clinical observations, and health facility assessment data. •Trained research partners and data collectors on data collection techniques and methodologies, research implementation processes, accurate use of survey tools, and essential reporting protocols.

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

•Designed and managed five multi-country implementation research projects focusing on health systems strengthening, community-based HIV treatment, and the integration of HIV and family planning services. •Developed and led international partnerships with research organizations in eight countries across Africa and South Asia. •Conducted literature reviews to identify evidence gaps around the implementation of HIV prevention programs; led planning and execution of data collection, statistical analysis and modeling, and data visualization. •Extracted and analyzed health information system data from large national health record systems; created multivariate logistic regression models to identify potential markers for loss-to-follow-up in HIV treatment. •Demonstrated strong financial acumen by creating multimillion-dollar budgets for multiple concurrent projects, ensuring effective resource allocation and financial efficiency. •Coordinated complex multicultural teams, managing day-to-day operations, and leading project implementation to achieve objectives in diverse international settings.•Designed mobile data collection system to capture routine HMIS data from over 2,200 Namibian ART clients; analyzed data to provide rapid, decision-focused information to the Namibian Ministry of Health and Social Services recommending the expansion of community-based ART services.•Directed household sampling, data collection and follow-up of a cohort of over 1,500 participants over three years to evaluate a community-based HIV prevention program in South Africa’s informal settlements.•Managed the collection of costing data from ART clinics in Uganda. Provided oversight to data collection consultants to ensure on-time submission of datasets.

New Orleans, La

• Developed standard operating procedures and training manuals for PMI-funded, multi-country impact evaluation of Improved Malaria Diagnostics project.

Yei, South Sudan

•Organized and executed USAID-funded MDA of praziquantel and albendazole in Yei County, South Sudan; treated over 50,000 people for schistosomiasis and soil-transmitted helminth infections.•Designed radio-based public awareness campaign and implemented rigorous community monitoring in order to mitigate possible medication-related adverse health effects. •Managed and distributed inventory of 1.5 million units of antihelminthic medication, ensuring accountability for supplies and on-time delivery of medication to all MDA sites.

Kapoeta, South Sudan

•Directed logistics for the East-of-Nile Region, which included 9 field offices and 8 in-patient clinics for Guinea worm disease (GWD) case management.•Prepared annual work plans and regional budgets; managed and maintained accountability for a 4 million USD supply chain and US$110,000 annual operating budget.•Provided logistical coordination and support for the state-wide annual Trachoma Control Program (TCP) MDA and maintained 2 million USD azithromycin inventory for TCP distribution.•Recruited, supervised and mentored a team of 14 with hiring and firing authority; maintained a fleet of three heavy trucks, 10 Land Cruisers and 42 motorcycles.

Lunyaker, South Sudan

• Trained and supervised a team of eight field officers who managed community health workers responsible for treating GWD patients in over 1,800 communities; achieved 68% reduction in year-over-year GWD incidence.• Provided technical assistance to field staff on data collection for active disease surveillance, case detection and management, and dissemination of GWD prevention behavior change messaging.• Presented regional program summaries and strategic recommendations at annual stakeholder meetings attended by Ministry of Health, Center for Disease Control, WHO and UNICEF.

Nguluni, Kenya

• Wrote proposal to secure PEPFAR funding for income generating activity that supports scholarships for orphans and vulnerable children. • Led community-based HIV/AIDS behavior-change education events that provided confidential HIV counseling and testing services and improved HIV testing rates among local youth.• Developed curriculum and secured all necessary equipment to open a computer laboratory; taught classes in basic computer education to 50 students.

Master, Public Health; Global Health Systems Development

Bachelor Of Fine Arts (B.F.A.)