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Networked with alumni, the local community, and potential donors for the University of Maryland.

Supported the design and implementation of the Sickle-Cell Transition clinic, through research and development efforts to create new features, products and processes using statistical, qualitative and quantitative analysis.Using Scrum methodologies, ensured the software development team had the resources to meet deadlines and escalated roadblocks to management when necessary.Implemented rigorous monitoring of new features to ensure they continued to meet KPIs after projects were closed, and identified solutions to improve a sidebar feature performance by 21%.Developed presentations for investors, clients, and external partners which ranked the final proposal as Excellent (43%) or Outstanding (41%).Conduct background research on local health policies to identify correlations between study participants and the general population.Assisted in the creation of emergency action plans, occupational safety standards, and employee responsibilities to uphold OSHA related duties.Evaluate transition clinic needs through the use of weekly collected quantitative and qualitative data to successfully drive patient experience and efficient clinical workflow. Provided operational, administrative, and project implementation support to research supervisors.Data monitoring of hospitalizations in the region using Tableau and Quicksite databases.

Planned and implemented health science curriculum of instruction that adheres to the company's philosophy, goals, and objectives as outlined in the adopted courses of study.Conducted student needs assessments, dispatched appropriate resources for problem resolution, and networked with students, teachers and parents in underprivileged regions.Serve as point of contact for twenty-four Prince George’s county middle schools.

My role within the AIM at Melanoma Fund, was Fundraising Coordinator where my team members and I executed several successful fundraising events, held numerous educational programs for college students, and assisted in coordinating the annual “AIM for the Cure Melanoma Walk & Run.” My position required me to book and networked with doctors, survivors, and other event coordinators; promote prevention and education among the general public and medical professionals; and provide comprehensive and easily accessible melanoma resources for patients, survivors, and caregivers.

Collaborate with medical providers and human resource staff on a regular basis to address workplace issues and inefficiencies. Conducted marketing analysis and research under direct supervision of healthcare staff. Effectively communicate and respond to patient wants and needs, as well competently assess patient health risks in regards to their behaviors.