Evaluate program, Unity Road Trip @ RAMS, focused on building racial harmony and community among Black/African-American and Asian-American youth

Provided short-term therapy to low-income San Franciscans @ SFHSA

• Social welfare research investigating social and economic well-being of low-wage AAPI workers during COVID-19, under the direction of Dr. Julian Chow

• Trained to complete comprehensive and culturally sensitive psychosocial assessments & social work care planning with oncology patients within in-patient and out-patient settings• Worked with underserved & underinsured populations, which included Cantonese-speaking immigrants and their families, utilizing proficient Cantonese language skills• Supervised by Oncology Social Worker Carol Lam

• At ZSFG-UCSF Women's Options Center, provided abortion counseling encompassing compassionate and non-judgemental support of patients around emotions related to abortion decisions, relationships, trauma, and medical care across pre-, peri-, post-operative experiences• UCSF certified bilingual Cantonese hospital staff

• Spearheaded survey research, a needs assessment measuring the prevalence of sexual violence and engagement of risk behaviors among Asian American girls and young women ages 11-24 in Alameda County• Conducted a focus group with Asian American youth to shape relevant survey questions

• Enhanced socialization and program experience with 15-25 MACT participating members living with severe mental illness (e.g. schizophrenia) in social milieu program twice weekly• Supported 2-3 members’ weekly paid vocational rehabilitation tasks through supervision, task sequencing, and constructive feedback

• As an overnight crisis counselor, frequently triaged high volumes of calls while responsible for deciding the need for emergency services based on assessed risk

• Connected low-income and/or at-risk families to Felton’s state-subsidized preschool services, ensuring that children of economically disadvantaged families are prepared for kindergarten• Determined entering families’ individual eligibility and need during phone screening and initial intake process, as well as re-assess eligibility and need with current families during individual recertification periods. During enrollment and recertification, assess and adjust the amount of family monthly fees paid to the center• Created, maintained, and recorded more than 65 active family case files, to be in compliance with CDE Title V and First 5 SF regulations• Collaborated and communicated efficiently with multi-disciplinary teams of teachers, program supervisors, admissions team, early interventionists, leadership, and other social services providers• Utilized critical thinking and sound judgment to help families whose family circumstances do not fit in standard categories of eligibility and need. Advocated for families through systems knowledge of city-wide child care database, existing child care subsidies, and resources in SF

• Facilitated hiring paperwork process of new university employees and entered data into HR systems with care to confidentiality and accuracy • Fielded human resources and payroll inquiries on phone and in person using problem-solving skills and discretion• Working knowledge of Human Resources systems HCM and PPS (payroll)

• Assisted in sleep study research under Dr. Emily Ozer• Facilitated sleep fitness curriculum in four Bay Area public high schools• Extensive quantitative and qualitative data entry

• Assisted in various research projects on schizophrenia, schizotypy personality, and bipolar disorder under Jasmine Mote, PhD candidate

• Researched resources in San Mateo and Alameda Counties for families exiting the shelter and San Francisco county• Acted as camp counselor for 15+ 5-13 year old children on twice weekly Camp Compass summer field trips, and supervised 5+ 1-13 year old children during weekly shelter community meetings

• Implemented early childhood curriculum and promoted children’s language and literacy skills through relationships with 7 partner preschoolers • Collaborated with 6 corps members to plan twice weekly in-classroom activities for 30+ children• Received intensive training and professional development in early childhood theory and practice, language and literacy development, leadership skills, and communication with families

• Taught disaster preparedness and citizen CPR to 500+ residents in Marin City and SF Bayview-Hunter’s Point neighborhood• Collaborated with San Mateo interns in piloting radio emergency kits implementation in East Palo Alto• Developed comprehensive worksheets on radio instructions and presented effective radio communication strategies to East Palo Alto’s police department and community organization leaders• Salesforce and event satisfaction survey data entry