Marcela Cámpoli, Phd, Mha, Bba, Asq Cqm/Oe Email & Phone Number

Maryland, United States

Directs the Institute for Nursing Research and the Quality Management departments. In my capacity as a healthcare leader, I have overseen a significant transformation in the Research and Quality Management Program operations, facilitating a notable team expansion from 2 to 8 members within a three-year period, overseeing programs with more than 250 stakeholders. Through strategic initiatives, I have actively engaged stakeholders in crucial decision-making processes, thereby establishing clear research and quality management priorities. As the director of the Institute for Nursing Research, I have led efforts to enhance the efficacy of ANCC's credentialing programs while ensuring alignment of research goals across the ANA Enterprise. Utilizing both qualitative and quantitative methodologies, I have spearheaded practice-based research initiatives, particularly emphasizing the intrinsic value of nursing in healthcare delivery. This culminated in the organization of the highly impactful Re-imagining the Economic Value of Nursing Summit. Furthermore, my leadership in directing strategic directions for nursing credentialing and overseeing the ANCC Quality Management System has resulted in successful ISO certification and ongoing quality improvement initiatives. Recognized with the esteemed "Shared-Decision Making Leadership" Award in 2023, I remain steadfast in my commitment to driving positive change and fostering excellence in nursing practice.

As the coordinator and administrator of research study activities, I play a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless execution of projects. From assisting in project planning to guaranteeing adherence to study protocols and regulatory requirements, I am dedicated to upholding the highest standards of research integrity. My responsibilities encompass recruiting and coordinating research subjects while serving as the principal administrative liaison for projects. Additionally, I oversee the provision of administrative and staff services to support investigators and maintain meticulous recordkeeping systems. Beyond research coordination, I take on various roles and responsibilities, including serving on the Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Task Force, moderating community-based learning student orientations on bias reduction and anti-racism, coaching on bias reduction, managing operations, and overseeing web development and management for our institution's website (https://ctc.georgetown.edu/).

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Over fifteen years of successful local and international health experience, driven by a multicultural mission. Proficient in team leadership, prioritizing initiatives, and establishing measurable analytics to monitor project performance, particularly in serving underserved and at-risk populations. Expertise spans various sectors, including digital health, virtual care, data analytics, and clinical research coordination. Extensive background in project development encompassing health economics, administration, quality improvement, and population health. Additionally, adept at supporting management and investment teams in business development, project screening, negotiation, and portfolio supervision across diverse sub-sectors. Specialized skills include:• Diversity and Inclusion Strategy Development and Implementation• Behavioral Health Case Management• Project Coordination • Food Access Program Coordination• Latino Liaison/Grassroots Organizer• Health Research Coordination and Community Assessment• Financial Control and Reporting• Health Curriculum Development and Health Promoter Program Development• Efficiency Gain and Process Improvement• Oversight and development of Value Based Care (VBC), risk adjustment, and quality management initiatives spanning Medicaid, Medicare, and ACA Exchange programs.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

As a dedicated faculty member in the Spanish Immersion Program, I am committed to nurturing a deep understanding of global, American, and Latin American ideals and cultural heritage among my students. Through courses in social studies, history, geography, government, and political science, I empower secondary pupils to comprehend and exercise their rights, privileges, and responsibilities as citizens. Utilizing approved curriculum and innovative learning activities endorsed by the Ministry of Education in Argentina, I design engaging lesson plans and instructional resources tailored to foster a positive educational climate. Leveraging Harvard Zero Project methodologies and interactive technological tools, I cultivate an inclusive environment where every student can thrive academically and personally. My goal is not only to meet course and school-wide student performance objectives but also to promote equity and diversity in education, ensuring that all learners have the opportunity to excel and succeed.Faculty Member. History & Social Studies. Spanish Immersion Program.