• Plan, implement and evaluate services for five municipalities with 60,000 population• Manage $1.6 million budget and 18 FTE in meeting/exceeding statutory requirements• Successfully apply for and manage $1.9 million in grant funding• Oversee municipal social services in collaboration with county and municipal partners• Negotiate contracts for hospital, physician and veterinary agreements• Compose service agreements and contracts• Secure revenue generating shared service agreements for full health department services• Preside over board of health meetings and report to local governing bodies• Coordinate all environmental health, animal control, nursing and health education activities• Create promotional materials, including press releases, brochures and municipal newsletters• Develop procedure manuals for increased efficiencies in functional areas• Community Development Block Grant Committee Representative• Picatinny Arsenal Environmental Restoration Advisory Board

Office of Continuing Professional Education, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New JerseyFaculty Coordinator (2013 to present)Environment and Public Health – 10:832:438, 10:832:298• Career preparation course for NJ Licensed Registered Environmental Health Specialists• Develop and instruct epidemiology, public health administration and special topics curricula• Prepare course quizzes and exams• Oversee program content and instructors/SMEs, in collaboration with Rutgers OCPE coordinator• Assign and evaluate all research, required for students seeking credits for course content• Provide coordination and consultation to students and facultyEdward J. Bloustein School of Planning & Public Policy, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJAdjunct Instructor (1999 to present)Principles of Public Health – 10:832:201 (undergraduate) Issues in Environmental and Occupational Health – 10:832:321 (undergraduate) Special Topics in Public Health: Marketing – 10:832:298 (undergraduate) • Develop all curricula, assignments and other course materials • Research, review and determine text requirements• Implement interactive learning environment outside of classroomSchool of Environmental and Biological Sciences, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJAdjunct Instructor (2005 to present) Public Health Administration and Practice – 11:375:406 (undergraduate)• Develop all curricula, assignments and other course materials • Research, review and determine text requirements• Implement interactive learning environment outside of classroom

• Planned, implemented and evaluated all public health services for four municipalities• Coordinated annual health fair for six towns and approximately 1,000 residents• Reduced budget while improving quantity and quality of activities• Negotiated contracts for state-of-the-art services at lower cost• Composed township ordinances, agreements and service contracts• Solicited, implemented and maintained money-saving interlocal service agreements• Presided over board of health meetings in four communities• Coordinated all animal control, nursing and health education activities• Developed township wide employee performance evaluation criteria/review• Procured NJ REAP and REDI Grant funding for multiple projects• Essex County Regional Health Commission Board of Directors• Essex County Solid Waste Advisory Commission• Community Development Block Grant Committee Alternate Representative• Clean Communities Coordinator• Deputy Registrar of Vital Statistics

• Safety Coordinator• Oversaw environmental health program, including inspections and training• Performed youth camp, day care and recreational bathing inspections• Responsible for sampling of wells, streams and recreational bathing facilities• Quarantined and released animals during human bite exposure investigations • Investigated and abated community environmental complaints

• Right to Know Coordinator• Clean Communities Coordinator• Radon Community Outreach Coordinator, Morris County• Morris 2000 Rockaway River Watershed Cabinet, township delegate• Wellness Committee, 1994 – 1998• Professional liaison to environmental commission• Applied for, and received, EPA and DEP grants for health programs• Wrote, edited and designed Clean Communities newsletter, 1992 – 1998• Involved in all aspects of septic plan review and installation• Conducted food inspections utilizing NJ and FDA model HACCP procedures• Performed childhood lead poisoning investigations• Responded to hazardous material incidents• Issued summonses and attended court when necessary to abate health violations

• Compiled County Environmental Health Act reports for lead agency• Enforced waste management and public/commercial compliance• Wrote, edited and designed municipal newsletter• Performed local and State-mandated housing inspections• Collected food and water samples for laboratory analysis