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Conduct literature and data reviews addressing behavioral health misclassification and missing data. Utilize the Advancing SAMHSA Programs in Reaching Equity (ASPIRE) database to report on current health equity initiatives.

Aid tenured professor in lesson planning, classroom management and grading. Coordinate with professor and other teaching assistants to ensure consistency in course delivery and grading. Host office hours to work with students one on one.

Conduct research into college student mental health and wellbeing. Created literature review, received IRB approval, disseminated surveys, presented work to faculty through poster sessions and final defense. Authored manuscript titled College Student Mental Health and Wellbeing: Belonging, Flourishing and Social Support.

Work with tenured professor to develop curriculum specific to first year students along with aiding in classroom management, assignment grading and student support. Host weekly office hours to engage with students on a more personal level and implement feedback on concerns.

Summer intern for a startup healthcare technology company. Worked in multiple areas supporting executives on various initiatives.• Subject matter expert on in clinic provider and patient experience for internal stakeholders.• Reviewed and cataloged updates across product set for providers and patients.• Conducted patient outreach to survey therapeutic outcomes based on usage of company products.

Researched and cataloged policies and plans that addressed the COVID-19 pandemic into a comprehensive database to enable researchers to identify those that were effective in mitigating the effects of COVID-19.

Part of clinical team supporting and enhancing delivery of care to the patients. Set up therapy equipment, demonstrated therapy exercises and helped patients through plan of care. Assisted with clerical duties related to clinic operations.

Designed and taught curriculum centered on health literacy topics to non-native English speakers from the Anchorage metropolitan area. Lead 16 class sessions, educating attendees on topics ranging from basic health care terminology and first aid to how to operate in the US health system.