• Serve as Senior Project Associate on Pennsylvania Expanded HIV Testing Initiative, with CDC funding through the PA Department of Health• Responsible for developing and implementing HIV testing training materials and for developing outreach programs to expand HIV testing in healthcare settings

• Assisting Principal Investigator in implementing pre and post-doctoral fellowship program• Responsible for weekly Faculty/Fellow seminar series, tracking Fellows’ progress

• Serve as Principal Investigator of NIMH-funded PrEPared & Strong study, a large-scale community-based research study on improving adherence to Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) in Harlem:o Led the effort to obtain funding for the five-year project, with annual budget of approximately $620,000o Exceeded enrollment targets with 204 black men who have sex with men (MSM) and transgender women (TGW) at substantial risk of acquiring HIVo Established effective stakeholder partnership with Harlem United, a community-based HIV nonprofit, to provide treatment and follow-up care to MSM and TGW participants impacted by homelessness; developed innovations to effectively improve medication adherence and retention o Supervise staff of five: peer navigators, recruitment specialist, interviewer, and study coordinatoro To date, co-authored one peer-reviewed publication• Serve as senior program director for two projects in South Africa: o MOSAIC Men’s Health Initiative, which provided prevention services to nearly 43,000 MSMo TB/HIV Training Center, which has trained 200+ health professionals using innovative courses on TB/HIV, infection control, and operations research• Assisted with obtaining funding and managing the NIDA-funded Seek, Test, Link and Retain (STAR) study which has identified previously undiagnosed HIV-positive black MSM and linked and retained them in HIV care

• Currently advising 4 Master of Public Health students; previously advised 6 Masters students• Have served on the Doctoral Admissions Committee for five years

• Administered CDC-funded “model Tuberculosis center” for five years with $1.2 M annual budget; administered sub-contract for additional five years• Oversaw clinical, research, and training efforts for a program serving patients with TB disease and infection• Produced 9 training manuals, pocket reference cards, posters, which are still in use today• First-authored or co-authored eight peer-reviewed publications• Served as Co-investigator on grants from NIMH, NIDA, NHLBI

• Taught research methods, statistics, and social policy courses at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels• Assisted with curriculum design for the newly-formed doctoral program that is still in place• Conducted qualitative research study with university and professional association funding, resulting in two peer-reviewed publications

Taught a course in the School of Social Work on homelessness