Stephanie Chamberlin, Phd Email and Phone Number

Institutional Support Contractor (Zemitek)

Supporting research focused on women’s and families’ well-being (Tsogolo la Thanzi and Colorado Fertility Project) Data analysis and cleaning data sets for public use Report and manuscript development using longitudinal survey data and in-depth interviews

Designed a qualitative assessment across 8 health facilities to understand the reasons clients missed or were late for their HIV care appointments during their first year on HIV treatment Trained and supervised a team of 6 local research assistants to carry out in-depth interviews Coded and analyzed qualitative data for dissemination of findings in presentations and manuscripts

 Supervising a team of evaluation staff, including 2 full time analysts and multiple interns/consultants Managing project activities and analyses for evaluation and research projects to support the Ryan White Part A portfolio  Serving as the Lead Analyst for the CHORDS Study (under an NIHMH R01 grant) to assess the effectiveness of the NYC Care Coordination and the STEPS to Care pilot (a dissemination project under a CDC Cooperative Agreement) Supervising primary data collection/survey activities under the CHORDS Study Conducting and coordinating analyses with combined epidemiologic and programmatic data to support evaluation projects Advising on economic evaluation activities for the Care and Treatment Program Ensuring adherence to study procedures, IRB protocols, and appropriate allocation of resources Disseminating findings on program effectiveness via community meetings, publications and conference presentations Preparing research proposals to facilitate new research and evaluation opportunities

 Led the development, project management and implementation of a program-wide clientsatisfaction survey across more than 100 service sites Led the design of a multi-year, economic evaluation, including an innovative costing analysis Coordinated project activities and analyses for discrete evaluation and research projects as needed  Conducted routine data analyses to inform decision-making and improve program implementation, using multiple programmatic and surveillance data; cleaning and organization of large, complex data sets Prepared presentations and papers to ensure the dissemination of research and evaluation findings Assisted with research proposals to facilitate new research and evaluation opportunities Prepared data reports for non-routine, time-sensitive information requests from high-level stakeholders Supervised the work of 2 analysts to ensure quality processes and work products Acted as the liaison to the New York City HIV Planning Council’s Needs Assessment Committee

 Providing technical assistance and program monitoring support to HIV/AIDS direct service providers throughout New York City. Developing new tools for utilizing contract data as a part of on-going quality improvement. Assisting with the development and monitoring of contractual protocols within the parameters of Ryan White Part A funding.

 Teaching weekly, 3 credit undergraduate course Designing course syllabi, locating reading materials, and facilitating class activities to meet the needs of multiple learning styles Providing on-going support to students inside and outside of the classroom

Designed and facilitated Introductory Program Evaluation courses for local health department staff members in five counties.

 Successfully advocated with the Ministry of Health (MOH), Epidemiology Unit to analyze Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission (PMTCT) baseline clinic data to inform program implementation Established monitoring tools for all components of a new PMTCT program in 10 geographic districts  Analyzed and presented on program cost, monitoring and outcomes data; resulting in the redesign of national PMTCT clinical and program initiatives to better address both short-term outcomes and long-term goals Assisted the MOH in the writing and finalization of the national PMTCT guidelines Assisted the MOH in the establishment of new health information and data quality systems that allowed for more timely data collection and enhanced data analysis for health program planning  Supervised the design, implementation and analysis of a national Human Resources for Health program evaluation, including epidemiologic principles and methodology Supervised the analysis and report writing for a major study on the barriers delivery in a health facility, which has been used to facilitate national program design and improvement Mediated discussions among multiple stakeholders regarding support for government health information systems and the coordination of program monitoring and evaluation efforts Coordinated the writing and presentation of quarterly donor reports

 Provided technical assistance on monitoring and evaluation to 13 project teams/countries in Latin America and the Caribbean through site visits, phone calls, and facilitation of workshops  Developed indicators, data collection tools, client flow charts and project log-frames that facilitated the use of data for programmatic decision-making and improvements Managed the cleaning and organization of large data sets on health outcomes from multiple project sites Analyzed data and identified trends to assist program managers in strategic planning processes  Analyzed data and wrote donor reports to demonstrate program successes and gaps, including epidemiologic principles and methodology Supervised a graduate-level evaluation intern to assist with the analysis of program data

 Prepared project progress and evaluation reports to communicate program successes, based on quantitative and qualitative health-related data analysis  Developed new monitoring tools and designed a survey scale to assess HIV test counselor burnout levels Communicated with Member Associations about program context and activities Maintained organization of HIV/AIDS/STI team activities and project timelines

 Designed and facilitated class activities Provided support to students Taught weekly lab sessions on data analysis Assisted in the coordination of course content between all Health Promotion core courses

 Co-led a team to conduct a process and limited outcome evaluation of health outreach programs Designed logic models and data collection tools Implemented and analyzed focus groups, community surveys, stakeholder interviews and document reviews

 Managed the HIV/AIDS and Protection of Civilians portfolios Developed in-depth reference notes on key policy issues for field staff  Presented at and reported on policy meetings with United Nations officials and NGO partners  Assisted in the development of a trans-national strategic plan for advocacy

Working on a project funded by the National Science Foundation to study conflicts over interstate river basin compacts in the Western United States: gathering, analyzing, and coding key policy documents.

 Worked to build fundraising and planning capacity for local nonprofit organizations Coordinated and led grant writing trainings and workshops Conducted funding research and project analyses to identify funding opportunities for clients  Wrote and constructed foundation and federal grant proposals for clients

 Designed and implemented a new program for high school girls to gain leadership experience through tutoring of younger students  Implemented educational skills-building programs at low-resource elementary and middle schools As a senior counselor: supervised 10 counselors and 5 volunteers

 Coordinated activities for a nation-wide education campaign Assisted in the preparation of official reports to be presented to government agencies and funders Conducted a case-study analysis of network operations within the education and development landscape along with recommendations for organizational restructuring