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Provides project management, technical assistance, and strategy support to clients and partners across various global health topics. Sample projects include:> Health Campaign Effectiveness: Providing technical assistance to countries adopting a cross-program campaign tool designed to inform decision-making around collaboration, integration, and planning.

Seattle, Washington, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States

> Managed projects throughout their life cycle, including proposal development, oversight of on-site logistics and client deliverables, and project close/at-risk metric sign off.> Coordinated multidisciplinary team of clinical experts to implement peer-to-peer consulting model, resulting in cultural and operational transformations.> Worked collaboratively.

> Transformed hospital EMR data to generate Tableau dashboards visualizing operational gaps that led to actionable recommendations and optimization in operating room performance for US-based hospitals. > Collaborated with multidisciplinary team of perioperative stakeholders, including surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, and OR business leaders to.

Greater Seattle Area

(Technology Accelerator, International Programs)> Assisted with data maintenance, tracking, entry, and cleaning of clinical research data in preparation for analyses and publications. > Facilitated meetings with international collaborators and accompanied research team on new project site visits to launch a new international clinical trial for the use of.

In addition to clinical research coordination role, was also responsible for a global health advocacy role. > Expanded professional network membership from 250 researchers and physicians to over 1000, through coordinated email campaigns targeting professionals at the cutting edge of research and health. > Facilitated bi-monthly webinar events on selected.

Seattle, Washington

Student of the Pathobiology program, University of Washington Department of Global Health. Conducted research rotations with:> Dr. Kevin Hybiske (Chlamydia trachomatis)> Dr. Nina Salama (Helicobacter pylori)> Dr. Alexis Kaushansky (Plasmodium falciparum)

Ann Arbor, Michigan

(Graduate Research Assistant, Medical Sciences Research Complex) > Assisted with research projects relating to forms of intrauterine contraception and its association with pelvic inflammatory disease, as well as factors that may influence observable shifts in the vaginal microbiome. > Led project that further investigated changes that occur in microbial.

Ann Arbor, MI

Graduate teaching assistant for undergraduate course (INTMED387: Global Health Practice). Teaching assistant responsibilities included lesson planning, small-group discussion leading and promotion of critical thinking, one-on-one mentoring students, and assignment grading/ course assessment.

Karen, Kenya

Assisted with a research project focused on using a baboon model to develop a better model for use in study of the human lower reproductive tract as well as to test both the short-term and long-term efficacy of a pharmaceutical product developed to reverse symptomology of clinical bacterial vaginosis (BV).

Nairobi, Kenya

Assisted with research focused on extracting significant statistics from the Adolescent Girls Empowerment Program (AGEP) Baseline Dataset [Zambia cohort(s)]. The goal of this research was to improve the health outcomes of adolescent girls in Zambia that occur as a result of public health risk factors. In addition, the project aimed to use these findings to.

Columbus, Ohio Area

(Research Assistant, Laboratory Technician at The Institute for Behavioral Medicine Research) Research included early life stress and its projected effects on intestinal microbiota and behavior in a mouse model. Responsibilities included but were not limited to maintaining laboratory operations, performing behavioral tests and high-yield wet lab.

Syracuse, New York Area

(Undergraduate Researcher, Laboratory Assistant at Syracuse University Department of Biology) Conducted a Distinction Thesis project on the disruption of two-component signal transduction pathways associated with biofilm formation in stress-resistant, spore-forming Myxococcus xanthus.

Master Of Public Health (Mph), Epidemiology

Activities and Societies: University of Michigan Women in Health Leadership, Maternal and Child Health Student AssociationMPH in.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Biology, General

Activities and Societies: Syracuse University Track and Field, Tri BetaGraduated with Cum Laude honors and Distinction in Biology.