Taylor Rubens-Augustson Email & Phone Number

Vancouver, BC, CA

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

• Responsible for the full project lifecycle of multiple, complex initiatives simultaneously. Provided team leadership, accountability and developed relationships with clients to achieve project objectives.
• Used deep understanding of the F/P/T immunization architecture and landscape to effectively develop and manage all aspects of digital immunization solution implementation, including requirements analysis, project.
• Used strong communications skills to collaborate in a cross-functional team setting to improve business processes.
• Provided subject matter expertise on vaccination policy and data standards to inform analysis on solution requirements.Key Projects:
• Canadian Vaccine Catalogue (CVC)
• Citizen access to immunization records (VaxRecordNS)

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

• Conducted research and analysis on a range of policy issues through a public finance lens. Areas of focus included health and social policy among Indigenous peoples, such as child welfare, maternal and child health.
• Developed a performance measurement strategy for the First Nations child welfare system using a public health approach to align program spending to improved outcomes and well-being among First Nations children and.
• Gathered and synthesized information gleaned from indigenous-led workshops to support project activities and policy recommendations.
• Oversaw the design, coordination, outreach, communications and management of volunteers for democratic engagement events targeting youth, academics and the policy community. Events attracted audiences of up to 200.
• Led the design and development of digital content resources to provide education on how to run in a federal election.

Ottawa, Canada Area

I completed an internship under the supervision of Dr. Kumanan Wilson at The Ottawa Hospital mHealth Lab: a research program that creates digital technologies to empower individuals to manage their own health information, aid clinical decision making, and improve the Canadian health system.My first major responsibility was curating and writing public.

Vancouver, Canada Area

• During the summer of 2012, I took part in a voluntary athletic training course with UBC Athletics. Upon completion, I was offered the role as Head Student Trainer for the Women's Field Hockey Team.Responsibilities.
• Sport-specific first aid, prophylactic taping, and joint/musculoskeletal injury assessment
• Completing concussion screenings and assisting in physician-led return to play rehabilitation programs for concussed athletes
• Assisting in carrying out and following up with physiotherapist prescribed treatment regimens
• Holding a strong chain of communication among doctors, physiotherapists and coaches by bookkeeping medical information and completing a weekly injury report to outline injury progress
• Traveling Canada-wide to provide care for the athletes for away games while balancing full-time studies

Master’S Degree, Public Health

Activities and Societies: Student Ambassador, MPH Education Council Welfare Committee Representative In 2017, the Public Health Programme.

Bachelor’S Degree, Kinesiology

Activities and Societies: Student Athletic Trainer, Go Global Exchange Program Participant, Kinesiology Transition Program Leader, Imagine.

Exchange Program

Activities and Societies: Café and pub volunteer - Värmlands Nation I was awarded the Undergraduate Scholarship for Exchange Studies in.