With over 13 years of experience in international development, public health and social work, I am a passionate and dedicated professional who strives to improve the well-being of individuals and communities facing health disparities and challenges. I have a Master of Social Work degree, a background in public health in both rural and global setting as well as trainings and certificates in crisis intervention and integrated behavioral health.Currently, I am a Behavioral Health Clinical Supervisor for an Assertive Community Treatment team at Sea Mar Community Health Centers. My role is lead and support a multidisciplinary outreach team of mental health providers, nurse practitioners, nurses, and case managers who serve high acuity clients with an elevated risk of incarceration and hospitalization. I also provide direct care to clients, manage electronic health records, process evaluation, and communication with stakeholders. Additionally, I have received training in mental health crisis interventions and work with our Adult Mobile Crisis outreach team as an interventionist and provide 24 hour on-call supervisory support.Previously, I worked in project management and program evaluation at the West Virginia University. During my time at WVU, I managed projects related to chronic disease prevention, youth and community resilience, tobacco prevention, health and wellness, and public health communications. I also co-led the CDC's Prevention Research Center Anti-Racism Work Group. Throughout my career, I have received fellowships and awards for my work in global health education, building partnerships and programs focusing on rural health care delivery in the Amazon.