Katherine (Katie) Henaghan, Mph Email & Phone Number

California, United States

San Francisco, California, United States

Supports resource allocation to lead projects outside the scope of PHD Branches' priorities, including:• Relocations• Accreditation/Reaccreditation• Billing improvements• Community Health Assessment and Community Health Improvement Plan• Workflow transitions• Digitization

San Francisco, California, United States

Kaizen Promotion Office @ Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital & Trauma Center• Coaches, supports, and trains on continuous improvement, and challenges teams to be critical thinkers and problem solvers in leading organizational transformation • Teaches Lean curriculum, including Daily Management System components and A3 Thinking• Serves as project manager for all performance improvement initiatives, including Lean activities, in one or more value stream areas. This includes coordinating and preparing for all planning meetings, as well as communicating any action plans and targets with team• Supports executive sponsor and process owners in developing a vision for Lean transformation within units. Creates alignment through communication to organizational True North and expresses good judgment to assess and then recommend interventions and tools to create this alignment and solve problems• Content expert in the utilization and application of Lean tools and concepts, including value stream mapping, data collection, development of standard work, PDSA problem solving, root cause analysis, A3 Thinking, and components of the Daily Management System

Palo Alto, California, United States

• Oversaw and administered the research activities for the Prevention Policy Modeling Lab under the Center for Primary Care & Outcomes Research in the School of Medicine• Managed collaborations with academic and other partners to ensure that partnerships deliver on the goals and expectations defined by the associated research agreements • Worked directly with the Principal Investigator to make recommendations on the efficacy of current projects and writing future funding and work plan proposals• Coordinated the selection and acquisition of both public and private datasets that assist with the project objectives

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Graduate Teaching Assistant for GH 530: Global Elimination of Maternal Mortality from Abortion (GEMMA)• Organizing the course schedule for Spring 2021• Deciding deliverables for a large class with 2 sections that is functioning remotely • Discussing course plans with instructor support to explore ways to improve the pedagogy• Assisting with grading papers and assignments

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Graduate Research Assistant on two projects within the Health Policy and Management Department MMRIA Qualitative Analysis Project (February 2020 - May 2021)• Developing and editing the Analysis Guide that will train and build the capacity of Maternal Mortality Review Information Application (MMRIA) users on how to utilize qualitative data when documenting maternal deaths • Authoring an additional resources chapter in the Qualitative Analysis Guide for state-level epidemiologists• Conducting preliminary data analysis of MMRIA data from selected states, including cleaning and coding the data in MAXQDA and developing preliminary themes • Served as a facilitator during break out session of qualitative training, instructing state-level MMRIA users on how to approach the develop of codes and next stepsMaternal Health Equity Toolkit Project (October 2020 - May 2021)• Conducting qualitative data analysis of previously collected interview data from MMRC members in Illinois and North Carolina• Contributing to the design of an interview guide for future key informant interviews• Preparing literature reviews for grant proposal

• Served as Applied Practicum Experience – required by the Master of Public Health program• Assigned to work with the New Jersey Department of Health, Division of Family Health Services, Reproductive and Perinatal Health Program to assist with the development of a shared decision-making tool that aims to improve knowledge of the benefits, risks, and best practice standards for the provision of maternity care and to increase collaboration between the patient and health care provider so that the patient can make informed decisions about maternity care• Conducted and wrote an extensive literature review on the research and programming evidence related to maternal health needs and the existing shared decision-making tools in the maternal health landscape• Developed 3 semi-structured focus group interview guides to gather stakeholders’ opinions to inform the development of the shared decision-making tool. Targeted audiences included recently pregnant people, healthcare providers, and doula/childbirth educators• Presented findings and recommendations for the shared decision-making tool to the Title V internship program and the Department of Health’s Division of Family Health Services (including the Assistant Commissioner)• Complied findings and recommendations into a final report for the Reproductive and Perinatal Health team • Advocated for the use of inclusive language surrounding gender and racial/ethnic identity in future deliverables• Collaborated with stakeholders from across the Department of Health and outside organizations

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Managed financial and administrative tasks for $91.5 million USAID-funded Global Health Supply Chain – Technical Assistance Francophone Task Order (GHSC-TA Francophone TO) project, serving as home office point of contact for the Benin and Senegal field offices and overall Task Order• Reviewed field offices’ monthly invoices, budget projections, and deliverables (in English and French)• Actively mentored 3 associates on professional development in the Global Health Division (GHD)• Arranged relevant events, research, and knowledge exchange opportunities and promoted GHD’s technical capabilities as the Co-Chair for the Health Practice’s Infectious Disease Technical Advisory Group• Lead coordinator for Chemonics’s participation at the 2019 International Conference on Family Planning• Coordinated GHD’s proposal approach for a $300+ million maternal and child health opportunity• Conducted a research trip to Myanmar and Singapore to meet with implementers, survey maternal and child health landscape, and nexus between the development and humanitarian sectors

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Managed financial and administrative tasks for the GHSC-TA Francophone TO and $39 million USAID-funded Integrated Health Supply Chain – Technical Assistance Côte d’Ivoire Task Order• Communicated with project staff, subcontractors, and consultants to ensure timely budgeting, deliverable tracking, and responses to USAID, partner, and stakeholder requests (in English and French)• Led start-up efforts for the Ouagadougou office remotely, including liaising with a local Burkinabe lawyer to ensure Chemonics followed Burkinabe laws and USAID regulations, and recruited two key local employees• Wrote past performance and corporate capabilities on two different health proposals in the GHD’s effort to bid on global health procurements

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Integral member of the Health and Nutrition Global Theme team• Planned and coordinated two global conferences: Mental Health and Social Well-being conference (Copenhagen, Denmark; about 40 attendees from various Save the Children offices) and Integrated Community Case Management (iCCM) conference (Bangkok, Thailand; about 200 participants from Save the Children iCCM program countries, other NGOs, and government agencies that had experience with iCCM)• Coordinated travel for ~20 scholarship recipients • Relayed participants' travel details to the Health & Nutrition team and hotels (for both conferences)• Gathered data regarding child diseases (pneumonia, diarrheal diseases, and malaria), such as incidence, prevalence, and treatment rates in countries where iCCM was in place.• With this data, I generated country profiles and maps to reflect the treatment rates for various countries down to the state, district, or county level.• Attended the Global iCCM meeting in Bangkok as a Logistic and Administrative Assistance team member, where my responsibilities included: setting up technology, assisting with participants' needs, and ensuring smooth operations during the conference.

Master Of Public Health - Mph, Behavioral, Social, And Health Education Sciences

Maternal and Child Health certificate

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), International Relations And Affairs

B.A. in International Affairs (Concentration in Global Public Health). Minor in Psychology.