Kristie Khatibi Email & Phone Number

Baltimore, Md, Us

Ann Arbor, Mi

Ann Arbor, Mi

•Conducted research with University of Michigan’s Center for Sexual Health and Gender Disparities•Created, edited and developed content for the iReach study, a study aimed to test the efficacy of an online skills intervention in altering HIV-related risk behaviors of adolescent men who have sex with men (MSM) •Recruited participants, conducted in-depth interviews, and analyzed data as part of the Love My Body study, a pilot study that explored the views of adolescent women on the qualities and content of an mHealth app for sexual health and alcohol use.

Greater Boston Area

•Conducting independent research on menstrual hygiene management (MHM) in rural Kenyan school girls and its implications on gender equality and female education in Kenya•Implementing a preliminary study on a peer training intervention in July 2016 in Saiya County, Kenya and designing a curriculum with educational messaging & materials for men and women on menstruation and proper MHM practices•Conducting literature reviews•Writing and presenting “Let’s Talk About It: Improving Menstrual Hygiene Management of Kenyan School Girls through Informed Conversation”

Greater Boston Area

•Developing a code book and defining variables for the TEACH study that aims to improve clinical pain management for HIV patients by improving provider care•Providing technical support for meetings, including use of WebEx, and creating REDCap surveys for the CRIT/FIT program

Geneva, Switzerland

•Developing and managing a GER Resource Library which includes key literature (internal and external to WHO) and frameworks and tools at the regional and headquarter level•Managing and updating resource library (gray and academic literature, media resources, and upcoming events) in support of Women on the Move report•Regularly conducting searches of key resources and resource databanks in areas relevant to women on the move •Providing annotated summaries (using critical analysis) and literature reviews for the WoM writing team to contribute to the report•Supporting in the organization and coordination of Women on the Move Resource Group meetings

Ann Arbor, Mi

•Coordinated the Healthy School Pantry Program in 8 schools throughout Washtenaw County and added 2 additional schools to increase program capacity•Prepared nutrition education materials, recipes, food tastings, and cooking demos to promote healthy eating to families, especially to mothers in single-parent households•Created, wrote, researched, and distributed Gatherings, a monthly newsletter for partner agencies •Analyzed and collected data on produce consumption in Washtenaw County•Implemented, developed, and facilitated a variety of educational workshops directed towards partner programs, including workshops on volunteer management and food pantry logistics and operations

Ann Arbor, Mi

•Planned a weekly menu for residents of Ozone House, a community-based, nonprofit agency that helps young people lead safe, healthy, and productive lives through intensive intervention and prevention services•Instructed and facilitated a weekly skills group with young women and children from disadvantaged backgrounds on nutrition, menu planning, and healthy lifestyle choices•Procured healthy, nutritious food for residents from establishing relationships with a local food rescue bank and local venders•Created and distributed nutrition education materials

Madison, Wi

• Attended a weekly class/training to enhance knowledge of social work and public health perspectives on gender-based violence prevention as well as to learn about prevention techniques, major issues and obstacles in violence prevention, facilitation strategies, and the prevalence of violence in communities• Taught groups of fellow undergraduate students primary prevention techniques that they could implement on a daily basis to address gender-based violence to prevent stalking, intimate partner violence, and sexual assault on campus

Madison, Wisconsin Area

•Analyzed and compiled data using Excel and Word, transcribed conversations, and conducted literature reviews on health disparities in American Indian reservations using nurses as focus group •Presented summaries at the conclusion of the term

Madison, Wi

• Established UW-Madison’s TWLOHA chapter, a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide• Planned and executed meetings and events such as suicide prevention trainings, and Love Moves 5K • Organized fundraising events including selling merchandise • Marketed and advertised through flyers, social media, and reaching out to other student organizations

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Helped run the Free Summer Meals Program and instruct nutrition classes for program youth• Monitored food distribution sites and advised agency personnel to ensure proper enforcement of USDA regulations• Communicated and coordinated with partner agencies to establish healthy relationships and resolve logistical issues of preparation and delivery of food • Supervised the delivery and preparation of meals each day to ensure proper delivery to each agency

Madison, Wisconsin Area

•Identified children in Dane County with elevated levels of lead and interviewed parents to identify sources of lead exposure and recommend free home inspections if needed•Recruited venders for the 2nd Annual Wisconsin TB Summit

Madison, Wi

•Instructed chemistry to middle school and high school students from disadvantaged and culturally diverse backgrounds•Guided students through laboratory experiments

Madison, Wi

• Assisted with research investigating the effect of glial cell-derived neurotrophic factor (GDNF) on Parkinson’s disease (PD) in non-human primate models and the use of IPS cell therapy in non-human primate models of PD• Analyzed data using Excel, NIH Image J software, NeuroZoom stereologic software, and Prism • Performed behavioral assessments on non-human primates to monitor progression of studies• Assisted in fixation, tissue processing, sectioning, staining, mounting, and coverslipping in a pathology lab• Presented independent research project entitled “Convection Enhanced Delivery (CED) of AAV5-GDNF to Treat Parkinson’s Disease” at the Mentored Research Poster Session

Doctor Of Medicine - Md

Activities and Societies: Medical Students for Choice, World Health Student Organization

Master'S Degree, Public Health, Epidemiology, Global Health, 4.0/4.0

Activities and Societies: Health and Human Rights Caucus, Delta Omega Honor Society

Bachelor'S Degree, Biochemistry, Global Health, 3.9/4.0

Activities and Societies: Phi Beta Kappa, Dean's List (6 semesters), Graduated with Distinction, Healthy Classrooms Foundation, TWLOHA.