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Responsible for majority of operations purchasing and continuous supply needs, as well as client purchasing needs.Coordinate and organize 52 member staff's continuing education and conference registration and logistics, local and national.Liaison between clients and all off campus appointments, medical and self-care, as well as coordinate their logistics.Maintain and utilize open communication lines with all facility staff, medical consultants, clients, community agencies, and vendors.Responsible for daily Treatment Team meeting report, weekly Weekend Update reports, facility Performance Improvement report, and Education Committee report and their distribution.

Designed and delivered seminars for teachers on various teaching methodsInstructed classes to 225 students on topics including; civics, careers, life skills, health issues, and physical educationDeveloped curriculum for seminars on parenting skills for college's parents regarding issues for adolescents and to help bring together parents and teachers to support students

Developed suitable standardized parenting skills curriculum for parents of teen peer-to-peer HIV educators for pilot program in 4 regions of Guyana for Guyana HIV/AIDS Reduction Program (GHARP)Designed monitoring and evaluating indicators and system for pilot programInvestigated local parenting issues to better design and implement parenting skills manual and program for Ruimveltd Children's Aid Center (RCAC)Responsible for weekly Youth Group sessions with 15 teens, on topics of anger management, assertiveness, health education topics, HIV/AIDS awareness at RCACCreated, designed and implemented a parenting program with local Children's Center staff for low income parents with emphasis on basic parenting skills, Life skills, health education, HIV/AIDS awareness, women's empowerment.Violence against women as well and how it affects children and their behavioral development were a part of the developed program. Grassroots community outreach to recruit parents and their participation in this parenting group played a large role in this work.

Coordinated ECC Program Director; general organization, corresponded regularly with Program community partner agencies, created materials used in Program activities, responded to outside requests for all information regarding ECC Program, meeting agendas, minutesOrganized and coordinated with drug representative ECC Program graduation luncheon for 5 graduates and 23 other participants Responsible for Program information, organization and publication of materials, distribution of materials to community agencies throughout the Southwest US regionBackstopped and organized 3 Program case managers with case files, documents, ensuring research information reached Emory University Responsible for Program petty cash, inventory and purchasing of hygiene kit supplies given to Program members upon release from jail, handled budget for various items needed by program membersAssisted Program members with diverse needs, enabling them to be more independentBegan reestablishing ECC Program website with Program information and quarterly newsletterThe ECC Program works to improve the health and overall quality of life of jailed inmates about to be released into the community. Including increasing medical treatment adherence rate of HIV+ inmates by immediate linkage with primary care and enhanced case management, substance abuse treatment, housing, etc.. The ECC program also works to decrease the rate of inmate recidivism by addressing the underlying factors that cause individuals to be repeat offenders including: treating substance abuse, providing intensive support and guidance to assist members in leading healthier lives and in making healthier choices, and providing necessary life coaching, prevention education, self-esteem building, and empowerment opportunities to affect behavioral change.

Worked in Korce, Albania for 3 years with various organizations and institutions;Ministry of Public Health of Korca, Preca College, Gruaja Korcare, Municipality of Korca, Albanian Red Cross, Palliative Care CenterTaught public and private English classes to local health workers and business women, instructed private yoga and pilates classes in addition to health education and promotion workPlanned and organized the first annual Women's Health Fair in Korca resulting in unexpectedly high attendance and successDesigned and delivered weekly Life Skills classes and yoga/physical education to 179 high school students Collaborated in planning and designing an HIV/AIDS workshop for Peace Corps volunteers and their local counterpartsDeveloped and delivered health education clasess for new health volunteer training for 3 yearsAssisted in day to day operations of local palliative care and burn centerMentored and problem solved challenges with newly arrived volunteers