ALTER, the Association for Long Term Existence and Resilience, is an academic research and advocacy organization, based in Israel, which hopes to investigate, demonstrate, and foster useful ways to improve the future in the short term, and to safeguard and improve the long-term trajectory of humanity.

Sharing European Educational Experience in Public Health for Israel (SEEPHI) Project - European Union Erasmus Grant• Develop and implement survey instruments• Analysis of survey data using qualitative and quantitative methods• Writing of final report including recommendations• Project coordination with Israeli and European research partners

• Designed and developed clinical and community health strategy for primary health system in underserved and marginalized communities serving 250,000 persons in 40 locations and 3 countries• Oversaw development of 11 clinical protocols to enable a nurse-led model of care• Developed monitoring and evaluation systems for above• Designed and adapted electronic medical record (EMR) and telemedicine systems for ease of use and field needs• Conducted analysis of baseline data for worker wellbeing program of 3500 workers• Conducted mapping of digital health and agritech innovation globally and assessed viability and relevance of innovations for application and integration into the organizations' activities

• Established the health branch of the organization• Conducted community health assessments and prioritization• Developed and implemented a multi-year intervention plans for ~7500 direct beneficiaries in 17 communities• Trained and supervised teams of 3-8 volunteers engaging in skills based health education• Built and maintained partnerships with local and international NGO’s and local partners

• Phlebotomy; administered medications and injections; EKG; measured vital signs• Recorded medical histories; updated and filed patient medical records (including EMR);collected and prepared laboratory samples; basic laboratory tests.• Translated between Arabic-speaking and English-speaking patients and staff as required

•Translated between Arabic, Hebrew, and English – speaking patients and staff while accompanying doctors and medical students on rounds and in the clinic• Research: Gender & Depression May Affect Community Acquired Pneumonia.

• Recruited donors; collected tissue samples