Liliana Pinete, Md, Mph Email and Phone Number

• Supervise Partnership’s health and social service programs targeting at-risk, underserved women, children and families across eight counties in northern New Jersey • Manage an annual budget of $9.7 million and ensure financial viability of programs • Develop and lead a high performing and dynamic team of five regional directors responsible for 120 staff and over 30 programs across five sites• Provide clinical oversight of regional quality improvement activities, professional and consumer education, and public health planning • Oversee accountability and ensure that all programs follow state regulations and licensing requirements• Lead the design of new initiatives and programs, develop and implement program evaluation plans• Provide mentorship and guidance to encourage staff professional development• Present at local and national conferences and guide staff participation at professional events

• Directed eight program managers and more than 20 programs with a staff of 35• Oversaw all program design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation• Formulated and implemented a standardized approach to evaluate programs• Implemented a continuous quality improvement process throughout the organization• Secured major funding to develop an expansive evidence-based Home Visitation program • Provided professional development opportunities, training and support to staff

• Coordinated all total quality improvement activities (TQI)• Managed data collection, conducted research, and prepared customized statistical reports• Planned, monitored, and evaluated programs such as Fetal Infant Mortality Review, Universal Newborn Hearing Screening, and Immunization Information System •

• Taught epidemiology courses in the Department of Health and Nutrition• Mentored students seeking career opportunities in public health

Designed and implemented training programs for Romanian Child Protection Department staff focusing on strategies to prevent child abandonment such as foster care and family-based interventions

Worked on the “Neurobehavioral Study of Post-Institutionalized Children”, a clinical research study of children adopted internationally and contributed to the “International Adoption Project”, a survey study of Minnesota parents of children adopted internationally

• Established a pediatric clinic and supervised a team of four nurses to ensure medical care for 75 children • Provided periodic health screening and development assessment of children in the orphanage• Conducted research studies of emotional and behavioral disorders of abandoned children

Completed training rotations in Pediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Internal Medicine, and Surgery

• Managed the "House with Open Windows" project for abandoned children• Assessed child development and health, established individual program plans for each child in residence• Supervised a team of ten healthcare professionals, provided training to staff and volunteers

Conducted and published research studies: “Attachment Disorders of Institutionalized Children in The House for Children” and “Emotional and Behavioral Development of Institutionalized Children”