• Spearheaded PHA's first year as an organization independent of SCOPE.• Expanded volunteer operations to a new outpatient clinic and PHA's first-ever inpatient service.• Spearheaded PHA's most successful recruitment cycle ever, with a 5% increase in applicants and 15% increase in applicant quality compared to the previous cycle.• Restructured PHA's leadership, adding a finance director position to streamline funding requesting, application, and acquisition.• Facilitated an overhaul of PHA's resource databank to make it more convenient and accessible to members.• Facilitated an overhaul of PHA's Fall training class to make it more immediately applicable and engaging to new members.

• Shadowing primary care physicians and providing their patients with personalized resource recommendations to address unmet social needs. • Overseeing a team of six other student volunteers to develop informational materials, and organizing a health fair for houseless individuals in Downtown LA.• Spearheaded PHA’s most selective recruitment cycle ever, with 14 new members chosen from a pool of 200 applicants after personally scoring 60+ applications and interviewing 20+ candidates.• Teaching Social Welfare 195, a for-credit class on public health, motivational interviewing, and social needs most requested by the patients we work with. • Working with physician clinic directors to expand PHA’s areas of operation and provide resources to broader patient populations.

• Writing grant applications to secure funding for transportation and procuring materials needed to effectively work with patients and streamline our volunteer workflow.• Coordinating with other members to understand costs and apply for funding towards club activities and retreats.• Communicating with UCLA funding bodies to ensure club members are fully reimbursed for expenses in a timely and efficient manner.

• Ensuring IRB compliance on multiple quality improvement and funded research projects.• Enrolling patients in surveillance and geriatrics-oriented quality improvement studies.• Screening patients for unmet social needs and providing personalized resource recommendations based on those needs in order to improve the comprehensiveness of care provided in the ED.• Preparing posters and manuscripts on diagnostic excellence and geriatric medicine.

• Assisting a physician-researcher with their projects by performing statistical analysis as well as coordinating with research teams at other sites and preparing slideshows. • Performed quantitative and qualitative analysis on more than 3,000 survey responses to discern the acceptability of an alert when prescribing certain medications.• Reviewed and summarized more than 50 pieces of literature to determine specific aspects of a definition to be discussed by an expert panel. • Assisted research staff with the organization, processing, and documentation of thousands of samples in the Lung Institute BioBank.

• Giving presentations to UCLA student organizations on sexual health, safety, consent, and communication.• Distributing contraceptives to the UCLA student body as a part of the Student Wellness Commission's initiative promoting sexual wellbeing around campus.• Created an informative slideshow on how to access contraceptive medications through health insurance providers.

• Documenting the identities, properties, and locations of thousands of chemicals belonging to UCLA’s various research laboratories with RFID tags for increased safety and more efficient inter-lab collaboration. • Communicating with Primary Investigators and their researchers to ensure proper storage of chemicals and adherence to safe laboratory practices.• Tagging and transporting unwanted chemicals to ensure they are properly stored or disposed of once removed from the lab.