Muhammad Saif Ullah Email & Phone Number

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Chicago, Illinois, United States

• Daily activities included processing Retirement, Survivor, and Disability Insurance cases, which involved working with highly sensitive data/information and collaborating with various technicians throughout the federal.
• Work involved extensively referring to government policies and applying them to daily casework; needed to utilize research skills to search through massive policy archives and direct analyses based on different.
• Used sophisticated computer software (PCOM, Paperless) and online tools (CFUI, eView) in case processing; frequently contacted the public [via telephone (AVAYA) and mail (AURORA)] to request and confirm case details

Glendale Heights, Illinois, United States

• Temporary contract/fellowship-like experience which involved helping to lay the foundations for a community health initiative deigned to bring a diverse array of professionals and leaders together
• Was involved in the initial coordination of a Patient-Centered Outcomes Research (PCOR) project and a free clinic initiative; continued to be in touch with the organization afterwards and contribute to their events
• Daily activities included sending group emails, attending several team meetings, maintaining meeting minutes, and updating team members, assisting in the design of announcements/newsletters and research tools, and.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

• Worked with the Mental Health Division to ensure that agency-wide documents met appropriate standards in preparation for Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) site visits to affiliated local.
• Engaged in data gathering and analysis regarding a major community leader training event and departmental personnel logistics pertaining to the Office of Violence Prevention and Behavioral Health’s Trauma-Informed.
• Developed a project under the guidance of the Mental Health Division: "Assessing the Mental Health Service Capacity of Chicago-Based Federally-Qualified Health Centers,” and successfully presented it at UIC SPH as my.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

• Inter-institutional (Rush-UIC), interprofessional health programming at the Chicago Lighthouse social service organization for the blind, visually impaired, multi-disabled, and veterans
• Initially facilitated transition from nursing-only programming to interprofessional collaboration (at Rush) then subsequently expanded the initiative (at UIC) via leadership meetings, student recruitment, and.
• Organized National Public Health Week (NPHW) programming at the Chicago Lighthouse alongside students of nursing, medicine, occupational therapy, nutrition, pharmacy, and public health from Rush and UIC - Programs.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

• This role involved working with students from university campuses across the central northeast region of the U.S.
• Coordinated a school-wide scholarship program in which students receive funding to attend the APHA Annual Meeting and Expo (52 applicants and 32 award recipients for APHA 2018) – worked with school administration and.
• Led an abstract writing workshop to help students apply to present their research at APHA 2019 alongside a senior student and a faculty member – operated video-recording equipment during the session and posted the.
• Arranged for NPHW 2019 programming at UIC SPH - programs included a campus activity showcase and an APHA informational booth, and involved working with several departments, student organizations, and staff members on.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

• Became familiar with advanced molecular biology laboratory techniques, research procedures, and protocol
• Collaborated with senior lab members on high-priority research projects and mentored junior members on proper lab techniques
• Engaged in individual lab research with gradually reduced supervision and produced an accompanying scientific paper and poster

Chicago, Illinois, United States

• Promoted undergraduate student health on matters such as alcohol consumption, relationships, nutrition, and stress management
• Conducted campus-wide programs (including health workshops in student residence halls and informational booths around campus) and wrote for a widely-disseminated health newsletter alongside fellow undergraduate peer.
• Personally focused on the importance of student stress management/relief, mindfulness, and meditation

Chicago, Illinois, United States

• Assisted office staff at the Low Vision Clinic
• Gained further experience in working in a healthcare office setting – greeted patients at the front desk, answered phone calls, operated photocopy/fax machine, and engaged in filing and organizing medical charts
• Worked alongside fellow summer interns on a creative media magazine (which included stories, poetry, and art depicting the perspectives of the visually impaired community) to be used as promotional and fundraising.

Lombard, Illinois, United States

• Supported nursing staff with paperwork and various tasks pertaining to patient care
• Obtained experience in working in a healthcare office setting – engaged in filing and organizing medical charts and clinical paperwork and operated photocopy/fax machine
• Witnessed nursing staff interacting with patients (mothers and infants), conducting community workshops, and holding staff meetings and debriefs

Master Of Public Health - Mph, Community Health Sciences

Activities and Societies: Public Health Student Association (PHSA) at UIC, UIC Health Professional Student Council (HPSC)Graduated -- GPA.

Doctor Of Medicine - Md, Allopathic Medicine

Activities and Societies: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Task Force at Rush, Rush Community Service Initiatives Program (RCSIP).

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Biology, General

Activities and Societies: Loyola Achieving College Excellence (ACE), Wellness Advocates of Loyola, Loyola Univ. Chicago Muslim Student.

High School Diploma