• Lead multi-disciplinary teams in developing, implementing, and evaluating national strategies to enhance population health. • Provide strategic advisement for applying culturally responsive approaches to advance health care innovation.• Guide work-shaping for emerging projects including developing statements of work, building workplans, staffing project tasks, and writing technical and cost proposals.• Establish and strengthen relationships between MITRE, key federal government and industry leaders at all levels.

• Led collaborative, multi-disciplinary teams to support federal health agency clients in solving complex health care problems. • Developed technical funding proposals for multi-million dollar federal contracts • Served as a project manager and task lead with budget and staffing responsibilities to execute initiatives advancing health care innovation in chronic disease management, mental health services, and the COVID-19 response. • Advised federal grant recipients in implementing national marketing and communication campaigns• Designed impact assessments, including designing data analysis plans, developing validated data collection instruments, managing complex multi-modal clinical data sets, conducting advanced statistical analysis, summarizing results, and disseminating key findings

• Principal investigator for research studies designed to elucidate multi-level social and environmental factors associated with kidney transplant pursuit among dialysis patients living in Georgia, in order to promote equitable access to kidney transplant• Spearheaded the process evaluation of a policy and environmental change intervention designed to promote healthy eating, physical activity, and tobacco use prevention strategies among seven faith-based organizations in Georgia.

• Coordinated a program evaluation study for a career training project designed to improve African American employment rates among Baltimore young adults • Developed and executed strategic recruitment methods to exceed study goal of interviewing 40 program alumna.

• Oversaw the implementation of a successful city-wide intervention designed to improve acute ischemic stroke patients’ emergency room arrival times and access to appropriate medical treatments in Washington, D.C. hospitals • Developed health promotion messaging for a D.C. Metro bus marketing campaign in collaboration with the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) • Coordinated the planning, staffing and delivery of 500 stroke education workshops in Washington, D.C. by developing partnerships with dozens of community organizations• Managed collaborations between study investigators, hospital administrators and first responders to successfully improve hospital and ambulance polices for stroke patients in D.C. • Managed the administration of qualitative interviews, written surveys and medical chart abstractions with over 6,000 patient participants presenting at seven D.C. hospitals to evaluate patient outcomes

• Led patient engagement efforts for a quantitative study designed to examine links between parent/provider communication and prescribed treatments for pediatric behavior disorders in Washington, D.C.• Introduced innovative, patient-centered recruitment strategies contributing to a 50% enrollment increase• Conducted surveys in-person with more than 100 parents across seven D.C. pediatric clinics