Michelle D'Amico, Mph Email & Phone Number

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

- Lead team of analysts in quantifying and reporting on outcomes of educational activities for clinicians, including gains in knowledge, competence, and confidence.- Oversee survey development, administration, and reporting- Conduct ad hoc analyses joining educational outcomes data with real world evidence

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

-Provide technical oversight and project management support to a team of 5 analysts on data visualization, reporting, and statistical analysis related to performance management at MARTA.

Atlanta Metropolitan Area

Business analytics, research, and data visualization to support strategic performance management at MARTA, including:- Development of 15 Power BI dashboards for internal use by the various departments at MARTA showcasing performance on KPIs of strategic interest- Ad hoc analyses on hiring and retention using R/RStudio- Data quality consultation and recommendations to improve data collection

Atlanta Metropolitan Area

Support enterprise data analytics, data modernization, and statistically-driven decision making for federal health clients

Greater Atlanta Area

Analytics and programming in SAS, R, and Power BI, and statistical consultation to support federal health clients on a range of projects

Atlanta, Ga

• Created and led six video-recorded lab sessions for master’s and PhD-level students. Topics included confounding, multivariable modeling, biologic and statistical interaction, SAS, and open-source data analysis skills for epidemiology• Facilitated student critiques of selected scientific articles for methodological rigor• Assisted students who were struggling with course materials during weekly office hours

Atlanta, Ga

Management and analysis of transportation and urban planning-related geospatial data, including:•Data wrangling of large datasets (>200,000 observations) and string cleaning using regular expression (regex) techniques in R & R Studio•Geocoding cleaned address data in ArcGIS and R & R Studio•Solving and editing routes using Network Analyst in ArcGIS

Greater Atlanta Area

Provided analytical expertise to assess comparative effectiveness of novel handwashing station and health education programs funded by Oxfam in refugee camps in Uganda and Tanzania, including:•Data cleaning and multivariate modeling in R•Preparation of tables and findings for stakeholders•Manuscript preparation

Greater Atlanta Area

Provide support for research projects that range from finding ways to characterize and optimize children's health after disasters, to enhancing graduate students' attitudes towards learning.•As team lead of a NIH-funded R03 research project, spearhead data management and oversee six students’ workflow and training needs•Draft Institutional Review Board (IRB) applications, including study design, informed consent, and human subject protections•Write and revise manuscripts for publication to scientific journals•Conduct literature reviews and assist with writing grant proposals•Clean, recode, and analyze data in SAS

Atlanta, Ga

•As Coordinator for the NIOSH Total Worker Health Webinar Series, led planning, promotion, and execution of a training-based webinar series uniting the latest in research and practice as related to the protecting and promoting the health of workers. The Series has since attracted 3600 live-attendee registrations and awarded over 700 certificates of continuing education across 6 webinars.•Led development of a Total Worker Health- themed program planning guide (Fundamentals of Total Worker Health) geared towards stakeholders in occupational safety and health, industry, workplace well-being. Responsibilities included synthesizing recent scientific literature, coordinating internal workgroup, and organizing peer and stakeholder review.•Assisted with writing, editing, and coordinating content for quarterly e-Newsletter, producing 11 issues in 3 years, and reaching a subscribership of 63,000 external stakeholders at last count.•Collaborated with subject matter experts and visual information specialists to create and update digital content tailored to needs of key external stakeholders. Products included: web pages, brochure, infographic•Planned three intramural research training seminars that included both didactic and in-person networking opportunities for attendees to enhance workforce development for the Institute. Liased with external speakers and coordinated program funding and logistics.

Houston, Texas Area

CDC fellow assigned to the Houston Department of Health and Human Services in the areas of epidemiology and public health preparedness. The Public Health Associate Program (PHAP) is a competitive, two-year, paid fellowship in the Office of State, Tribal, Local and Territorial Support (OSTLTS).Duties included:•Research and outreach to support development of version 2.0 of the Texas Public Health Risk Assessment Tool•Data management and analysis•Writing training manuals and protocols for influenza investigation and geocoding in ArcGIS 10•Re-design of the Houston Medical Monitoring Project website

Berkeley, Ca

•Evaluated current online presence of the nonprofit, as well as areas for improvement.•Wrote articles for the Institute's monthly newsletter, Niroga Notes, to inspire and inform supporters, potential investors, and community partners.•Drafted letters to various stakeholders such as yoga studios, commercial health news outlets, and community newsletters as a part of an email marketing campaign.

Oakland, California

• Assisted in completion of an online database of medical-legal information designed to encourage people of all income levels to actively protect their health.• Researched, then translated complex legal information into a format appropriate for the general public.

San Francisco, Ca

•Organized the chapter's first "College and Type 1 Diabetes" event, a moderated panel discussion that featured separate break-out groups for parents and students.•Compiled a database of local diabetes resources.

Masters Of Public Health, Concentration In Biostatistics

Thesis: “Associations between Paid Sick Leave Availability and Health Outcomes in the 2014 Health and Retirement Study”; comparison.

Non-Degree, Masters Level

Health Promotion Theory and Methods I; Intermediate Biostatistics

Bachelor Of Arts, Public Health

Activities and Societies: Peer Health Exchange, Public Health AdvocateGraduated with Distinction in General Scholarship