Misha Davies Email & Phone Number

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Washington, Dc

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Manage Agency’s 24/7 Duty Officer Program: Recruit, train, and oversee 18 staff members as after-hour Duty Officers. Collaborate with staff in over 60 countries for emergency/crisis response.• Contracting Officer’s Representative: Conduct market research, draft procurement package, provide technical guidance and review vendor bids. Liaison between contractors and Peace Corps.• Interpret policy to maintain guidelines for COU programs. Work with multiple stakeholders to coordinate procedures, update protocols to meet best practices, provide agency recommendations.• Data collection and analysis: Created Excel database for clinical data collection, updating design to improve user experience and review process. Analyze data for quarterly and annual reports.• Administrative support: travel authorization; government-issued purchases; train interns and staff on administrative procedures; manage interns; update manuals and resources.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Liaison between staff, volunteers, and the public on unit’s administrative requirements/protocol. • Guided administrative medical support for multiple country evacuations, writing standard operating protocols and creating streamlined process for communicating medical needs to volunteers. • Managed administrative needs of medically evacuated volunteers. Increased process efficiency and feedback by migrating tools to electronic systems (Excel tracking database; online survey).• Administrative support: patient and public correspondence; IT assistance; scheduling; purchase card orders; transportation and per diem authorization; data analysis and tracking; phone reception.

Washington, Dc

via TRAK Services• Conducted 600+ customer-service phone calls to clients, with follow-up email correspondence.• Created PowerPoint presentation for supervisor’s meeting with CEO and executive staff.

Kyrgyzstan

• Designed and implemented 6 grant proposals for youth-education projects through USAID and PEPFAR. Programs reached 600+ Kyrgyzstani youth and recruited 65 youth health educators.• Managed grant documentation, monitoring and evaluation, and final progress reports. Communicated between local NGOs and volunteers to identify project needs and responsibilities.• Facilitated training sessions for 40 trainees, creating lesson plans for three-week period. • Trainer at IREX Tech Age Girls Kyrgyzstan 5-day conference, presenting to 30 Kyrgyzstani female youth on public speaking, resume writing, and professionalism. • Created 12 reproductive health posters, 3 short films, and numerous training materials on health, professionalism, and cross-culture. Conducted trainings using PowerPoint and interactive activities.

San Luis Obispo

• Maintained scheduling; front-desk reception; office filing; QuickBooks expenses.• Composed correspondence letters to healthcare professionals and business clientele.• Typed and reviewed dictations for patient reports. Researched various topics and organizations.

San Luis Obispo, California Area

• Conducted 18+ classroom health presentations to audiences of 20-100+ students each.• Coordinated quarterly campus awareness events, including event schedules, material creation, and campus advertising. Carried out 10+ health awareness events reaching hundreds of students.• Facilitated one-on-one client consultations on sexual health choices, health center examinations.• Team Coordinator (2008 – 2009), managing team meetings, projects, and educator reviews.

Master Of Science (Ms), Applied Economics

Bachelor Of Science, Psychology, Minor In Microbiology, 3.74

Activities and Societies: Research Assistant – SLO County Batterer Intervention Program, President – Cal Poly Brights, Peer Health.