Supporting clients in the healthcare and social impact spaces. Notable clients and partners include: Bowling Business Strategies, Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers, Delaware's Health and Human Services, CBC Solutions, New Jersey Harm Reduction Coalition, Newark Community Street Team, and Ochsner Health. Services include:• Burnout Prevention for direct care providers• Thought partnership in interdisciplinary teaming, training, and cross-system design• Clinical implementation support and coaching of direct service providers• Business development guidance• Stakeholder engagement and analysis• Curriculum design and facilitation• Interim staff support• Project management

Oversee NJHRC programming and direct services, including launching a brick-and-mortar harm reduction center, establishing Harm Reduction Kiosks in Middlesex County, and refining processes for Statewide, mail-based Harm Reduction Center to ensure all New Jersey residents have access to life saving safer use supplies. Member of Senior Leadership Team.

Supervised 15+ team of clinicians, managers, direct care providers, admin staff, legal fellows, and interns. Designed, led, and raised $5 million for Housing First program serving more than 80 individuals. Designed, led, and raised $700K+ to support expansion of Medical-Legal Partnership with Rutgers Law School to integrate attorneys on team. Managed contracts with managed care organizations serving 300+ Camden-area residents. Consulted with State and County on priority COVID-19 projects, including implementing care coordination for more than 60 COVID+ individuals experiencing homelessness quarantining in hotels. Designed and managed Onboarding and Training process for 30+ staff in Population Health department. Facilitated city-wide Camden Care Management meeting. Member of Senior Leadership Team.

Designed and led Camden RESET serving individuals incarcerated with high number of hospitalizations and arrests. Designed and led Camden Delivers serving 46 pregnant people with substance use disorders. Designed and facilitated 20+ complex care trainings for United Healthcare and universities.

Integrated behavioral health and social needs into traditional medical model with Rutgers UBHC partnership. Designed, launched, and managed implementation of a 50-person Housing First pilot across 5 organizations.

Selected and funded to work with an executive coach to deepen social impact.

Established online bail payment system to reduce 6,000+ pretrial population. Adopted by City of Philadelphia.

Elected Board Delegate for food cooperative serving more than 2,400 member-owners and a neighborhood of more than 200,000 individuals. Oversaw and evaluated management, bylaws changes, and budget approvals.

• Created sustainable tool to organize materials for Postcolonial Social Work Practice: International Social Welfare in India to support students and sex workers with action research projects.• Managed relationships and schedules among sex worker collective, professor, students, and housing facilities.

Performed counseling inside Philadelphia Prison System and facilitated support group for those returned home.

Co-designed and implemented an action research project with sex worker collective to determine how it could assist mobilization of collective identity to increase solidarity, visibility, and rights of unorganized, female labor.

Managed 15-person caseload of PLWHA and implemented needs assessment with 20 people who use drugs.

• Re-designed SKILLZ Street, a girl-focused initiative that used soccer to reduce the spread of HIV, challenge gender norms, and promote reproductive health and access. Reached 400 girls across 4 South African sites.• Named to the Women Deliver 50 list as one of the Top 10 Educational Initiatives for girls worldwide in 2012.

Edited print and online South African tourism content for the new South African tourism magazine.

Managed 5+ freelancers and edited pieces for the Real Deals section of BudgetTravel.com.

Supervised 2 online editorial interns and oversaw contributors’ payments and expenses for National Geographic Adventure Magazine until magazine folded.