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Rockville, Maryland, United States

Researching highly technical subject matter, creates proposals, white papers, and other documents writing in an accessible and compelling manner. Achieved a 75% win rate in calendar year 2023.

Bethesda, Maryland, United States

Assisted in preparing for Military HIV-1 Research Program (MHRP) recompete and writing other Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) opportunities. Assisted capture in researching background for upcoming opportunities. Wrote proposals and fundraising appeals to advance biomedical research to benefit the health and well-being of military and civilian populations.

Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States

As part of a collaborative team in a Contract Research Organization (CRO) with a large portfolio of functional service provider (FSP) contracts, writes technical proposals, past performances, and other documents in support of the company's business development for biomedical research conducted by WRAIR, other U.S. military, and Institutes within the National Institutes of Health. I was the company’s only technical writer working on its OMNIBUS IV submission across each of the four Market Segments; ICON received an award with in all four. Assisted in writing responses for Operation Warp Speed and other JPEO opportunities. Conducted extensive research in preparation for bids for TBICoE and a BARDA Clinical Trials Network IDIQ.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Designs and conducts evaluation of programs. Writes and edits proposals, grants, monographs, strategic plans, and case studies concerning national security issues; biomedical research; Medical Assistance; family health routines; health communication in urban and rural communities; alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs of abuse; mental health; culturally sensitive interventions; HIV/AIDS; educational and social services for high-risk youth. Recent clients, among others, have included:–Lockheed Martin–For a contract with the National Institutes of Health's (NIH) Office of Strategic Coordination, served as Lead Writer to record proceedings for regional strategic meetings in Chicago, Illinois; San Francisco, California; and Potomac Maryland. The meetings sought to gather input from biomedical and behavioral researchers to develop the annual Common Fund Plan. Executed a monograph that documented the ideas proposed in the meetings. For a contract which supports the Division of Comparative Medicine, wrote a meeting summary for next generational animal models targeting personalized disease phenotypes.–SAIC/Leidos–Assisted in writing components of proposals to the U.S. Department of State, components of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, components of the U.S. Department of Defense, and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).–Danya International–Assisted in writing sections of proposals to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), USAID, and to the FDA Center for Tobacco Products. Also serves as a member of Danya's Institutional Review Board (IRB).–Native American Management Services (NAMS)–Assisted in writing proposals to federal agencies. Attended and reported on a CMS Tribal Consultation in New Mexico for Medicaid/CHIP. Assisted in evaluation of SIDS prevention in Indian Country for NIH. Drafted the Secretary of Health and Human Services Tribal Advisory Committee (STAC) report.

Assists in federal business development. Serves as project director for two task orders under an IDIQ contract with the Economic Statistics Administration in the U.S. Department of Commerce. The first task order is inventory the economic statistical products of the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis and the U.S. Census Bureau. The second task order is to provide a comprehensive review of economic statistical products related to retail sales and construction.

Silver Spring, Maryland

Oversaw operations and research activities. Supervised 13 doctoral, Master’s, and Bachelor’s level staff conducting R&E for federal clients. Assisted BD team to secure contracts. Served as:–Project Director (PD), Review of Outreach Strategies and Analysis of Long Term Care Benefits, Tribal/State Practices in CHIP and Medicaid Outreach and Enrollment, and Knowledge and Use Health Care Reform Provisions, Related Legislative Changes in the Indian Health System and Transportation Barriers to Access to Medicare Services for American Indians and Alaska Natives. 2010–2012. CMS.–PD, Evaluation of the Tribal Colleges and Universities Program. 2009–2012. NSF. –Corporate Monitor (CM), Technical Assistance and Program Evaluation for Urban and Youth Services Grantees and Tribally Run Methamphetamine and Suicide Prevention Program. 2010–2012. JBS International for IHS.–CM, Research Studies of Selected Communities and States Funded under Communities Putting Prevention to Work (CPPW) Initiative. 2010–2012. RTI International for CDC. –CM, National Indian Education Study (NIES). 2009–2012. DoE, NCES.–CM, National Survey of Tribal Courts. 2011–2012. DoJ, BJS.–PD, IRS Leadership Development Study. 2011. IRS.–PD, 2010/2011 Race and Hispanic Origin Alternative Questionnaire Experiment Focus Group Research. 2010–2011. JBS International/Aguirre for Census Bureau.–CM, Subcontract for the National Evaluation of the Comprehensive Community Mental Health Services for Children and Their Families Program, Phase VI. 2009–2011. Macro for SAMHSA.–PD, Analysis of Transportation Barriers to Utilization of Medicare Services by American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) Medicare Beneficiaries and Review and Analysis of Outreach Strategies and Data System Linkages to Increase Access and Enrollment to CMS Programs. 2009–2010. CMS.–CM, Health Promotion/Disease Prevention Evaluation. 2009–2010. IHS.–Task Lead, Promising Practices for American Indian/Alaska Native Education. 2009–2010. OIE.

Washington, D.C.

Oversaw the day-to-day management of this small research and evaluation firm and its associated non-profit, the Toborg Institute. Managed staff and consultant researchers as well as administrative personnel. Wrote the grant application for each of the following projects for which also provided services in the execution of the grants:–Project Director, Computer-Based Training for Rural Nurses’ Aides in End-of-Life Care, Phase II. 2005–2009. National Institute of Nursing Research, National Institutes of Health (NINR/NIH).–Project Director, Tobacco Cessation for Adolescents in Tobacco-Growing Communities. 2007–2008. Anonymous Donor.–Project Director, Development of Resource Kit for Adolescent Tobacco Cessation, Phase II. 2004–2007. National Cancer Institute (NCI/NIH).–Project Director, Community Kit for Cardiovascular Health, Phase I.” 2005 –2007. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, National Institutes of Health (NHLBI/NIH).–Project Director, Computer-Based Training for Rural Nurses’ Aides in End-of-Life Care, Phase I. 2004–2005. National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR).–Project Director, Appalachian Secondhand Smoke. 2002–2005. The American Legacy Foundation.–Project Director, Development of Community Kit for Alcohol Prevention. 2002–2004. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA/NIH).–Project Director, Development of Resource Kit for Adolescent Tobacco Cessation, Phase I. 2001–2002. NCI.–Project Director, Development of Community Kit for Alcohol Prevention, Phase I. 2000–2001. NIAAA.–Project Director, Development of Community Kit for Tobacco Prevention, Phase II. 1999–2002. NCI.–Project Director, Development of Community Kit for Tobacco Prevention, Phase I. 1997. NCI.–Deputy Project Director, Research Strategies for Minority Communities, Phase I. 1997. National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA).

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Media Psychology

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Theology/Theological Studies (Sacred Scripture)

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Media Psychology

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Humanities/Humanistic Studies

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), History