-Conduct data quality checks, analysis file preparation, data transfers to other formats (e.g., Microsoft Excel and Word), for data analysis of large injury-related data systems and surveys, surveillance projects of unintentional drug overdose data utilizing SAS for CDC Division of Overdose Prevention- Overdose Mortality Team, Epidemiology and Surveillance Branch-Developed and revised data management SOP-Deveopled and update tracking systems to monitor data managementprocesses including receipt of data, generation of QC programs, data validation, creation of state-based datasets and perform text searches of narrative data.-Provide data management support in the development, implementation, and evaluation of the surveillance strategies for unintentional drug overdose deaths

-Analyze epidemiological data using statistical measures for disease surveillance of specific disease and conditions-Monitors SendSS (State Electronic Notifiable Disease Surveillance System), and other applicable data platforms for notifiable condition disease such as Monkeypox and COVID19-Maintains quality control of surveillance data. Identifies, evaluates, and implements methods for data collection systems to improve the quality and timeliness of notifiable condition disease reporting while providing epidemiologic and infection prevention consultation to local health partners and providers-Syndromic surveillance- GI illnesses, monkeypox, travel related illnesses, hepatitis, polio, meningitis

-Employ dynamic communication and interpersonal skills, cultural competency/ sensitivity, tactful language, and empathetic interviewing skills to build rapport and maintain trust with individuals of varied backgrounds-Support Cobb Douglas County School System with COVID19 prevention through collaborate partnership between CDC foundation and Cobb Douglas Health Department by conducting case investigation and evaluate health care practices that is best suited for disease surveillance -Manages outbreak investigations, including data collection, coordination of laboratory testing, data analysis, control measures guidance, risk communication, and preparation of reports

-Increased vaccine uptake in Clarkston Community in Georgia by 80% -Collaborated and consulted with local organizations to improve logistics and reduce barriers for residents -Developed culturally and linguistically appropriate communication strategies and social media intervention through collaborating across the CDC’s vaccine Confidence Network -https://prc.gsu.edu/covid-19-vaccine-confidence/

-Piloted and programed adultism and critical conciseness workshops to the YMCA youth in the underserved community of downtown Atlanta to promote positive youth development and civic engagement under the supervision of principal investigator. -Designed and programmed the procedures for a service-learning project using the method associated with positive youth development and PhotoVoice under the supervision of the principal investigator.-Utilized the qualitative and participatory method of PhotoVoice to enhance underserved youth awareness of their voice in their community and society.-Encouraged marginalized youth that has been silent in the political arena to become agents of social change through critical thinking and civic engagement using ethnographic techniques that combine photography, critical dialogue, and experiential knowledge.

-Managed Health fair and Outreach initiatives for community health and prevention services under DeKalb County Health Department serving minority and underserved populations in the DeKalb County. -Has general knowledge about each program provided and utilized in the Public Health office including Women, Infants, and Children; Maternal Child Health; Family Planning; School Health; Immunization; Health Promotion; Emergency Services; Environmental Health; Health Education; Refugee and TB services and other programs as they are implemented.-Worked with the emergency preparedness team for DeKalb County COVID-19 testing efforts by organizing pop up testing sites throughout the county. -Organized quarterly board meetings with the directors and public to discuss health and safety challenges in the communities and implementing changes as required to promote health and safety throughout the county.

-Assisted in providing easily accessible, holistic medical, support, and prevention services to individuals infected and affected by HIV.-Assisted clients referrals for primary health care services, mental health services, and routine prescription pick up.-Worked with an integrated team to empower clients to improve their quality of life through knowledge and advocacy,-Participated in community outreach for conducting rapid testing common sexually transmitted diseases such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis using the mobile testing unit provided by the health department.

-Assisted in providing domestic health screening to newly arrived refugees to DeKalb County, to eliminate health-related barriers that could impact the refugees’ successful resettlement while at the same time, protecting the health of the general public.-Assisted in identifying and treating health conditions that may adversely impact effective resettlement, which enables refugees to become self-sufficient and productive members of society.-Assisted in tuberculosis assessment, including the use of QuantiFERON and latent tuberculosis treatment. -Assisted in translating for physicians in pediatric primary care services. -Assisted in translating for mental health and torture screenings and referrals as well as detection of pathogenic ova and parasite.