Manage a portolio of roughly 4 million USD.Facilitate all program, admin, and research meetings related to the Mozambique portfolio at HQEstablish standardized communication processes between the Mozambique team and the HQ-based program teamManage project start-up and close-out activities in collaboration with project PIs (including hiring, budget, work-planning, partner agreements, etc.)Analyze monthly revenue and expense reports against budget projectionsOversee the development of evaluation and data management systems within the Mozambique portfolioServe as point-of-contact to external partners for topics related to proposal development, program reporting, and supplemental projects

* Manage recruitment, training, and scheduling of paid and volunteer staff at the Youth Clinic.* Evaluate volunteers and staff during annual performance reviews.* Facilitate team meetings and document attendance and areas of current concern among staff.* Manage Quality Management and Quality Improvement efforts at the clinic.* Work with Clinical Leads, the Site Medical Director, Homeless Services Program Manager and staff to develop, implement, and/or upgrade systems that affect program operations.* Implement program strategic direction and improvement.* Develop and evaluate clinic program budgets in collaboration with the Finance and Development department.* Provide input to grant development.* Monitor and maintain outreach contracts and operating agreements with partner agencies.* Ensure program goals are met in completion of monthly reports to our Pro Youth contract.

* Conduct HIV/AIDS and HCV Behavioral Surveillance of at-risk populations in King County.* Conduct over 100 in-depth, standardized surveys per 6 month cycle.* Collect over 100 Capillary blood samples for HIV and hepatitis C rapid testing.* Provide HIV and hepatitis C counseling.* Link survey participants to community resources and care.

* Designed and piloted a robust program evaluation for the Natural Leaders program, a parent and family engagement program at WABS. * Developed a 50 page toolkit for the Natural Leaders staff and stakeholders.* Explored, compiled, and systematically reviewed research pertaining to parent involvement and health.* Engaged with more than 5 community partners with diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds.

* Conducted over 100 informational interviews with prospective students interested in the Community Oriented Public Health Practice (COPHP) program.* Scheduled over 100 faculty interviews for prospective students.* Coordinated campus visits for over 100 prospective students.* Developed and maintained a prospective student database of over 500 current and past students.* Designed and distributed marketing material for accepted student visit days.

* Systematically reviewed literature about populations most affected by HIV/AIDS in Seattle and King County. * Created a qualitative observational tool to assess quality of provider service delivery of over 10 clinics at Planned Parenthood.* Provided demographic and statistical analysis of over 40,000 patients frequenting Planned Parenthood in Washington State.* Collaborated with over 10 Planned Parenthood clinics to address disparities between STI and HIV/AIDS screenings in King County.

* Created and implemented a curriculum for Mozambican youth and vulnerable children.* Facilitated over 200 health lectures pertaining to Malaria, HIV/AIDS, and Sexual and Reproductive Health.* Managed and supported ICAP-Columbia University's HIV/AIDS home based care program.* Supervised a PEPFAR funded girls’ empowerment program of over 300 active participants.* Designed and implemented a PEPFAR grant to support a HIV/AIDS youth sports clinic.* Lead a walk-in support group that provided services to over 1,000 People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA).

*Assisted in the organizational development of the pedagogical programs at the center.*Renovated English as Second Language program curriculum.*Facilitated cultural competency workshops to over 100 low-income, vulnerable children.*Translated documents from Portuguese to English

* Served as primary contact for students and families prior to their arrival at the Orientation Programs offered. * Coordinated distribution of program materials. *Collected and recorded all program-fee transactions (i.e. cash, check and credit card handling).

* Implemented nutrition education activities to 25 ESL children between the ages of 4-11 years old.* Translated nutrition activities from Spanish to English* Co-facilitated bilingual after school activities with the main program coordinator.* Supported ESL parent engagement activities promoted at the community center.