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Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Greater Boston Area

Contribute to building and maintaining infrastructure of the Sentinel Surveillance System Perform routine quality checking of Sentinel data to ensure it meets pre-defined standards for useOperate in an Agile project management framework, using two-week development sprints Develop analytic SAS code to manipulate and report on Sentinel dataMaintain and customize Sentinel’s Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket applications

Greater Boston Area

Amherst, Massachusetts

In this position, I work under the direction of faculty member in the Department of Health Promotion and Policy. Responsibilities and accomplishments include the following: - Clean, maintain, and analyze data using statistical software packages, conduct literature reviews, prepare reports, write text for academic journal articles, assist in grant writing process, and provide any other research assistance as needed. - Have contributed to completion and or initiation of projects related but not limited to the assessment of the recreational marijuana law in Massachusetts, opioid use disorder (NIH grant application), use of transportation networking companies (NIH funded study), and binge drinking (NIH funded study).The following are a result of my work in this position: Author: College Students’ Use of Mobile Technologies During Alcohol Use, academic manuscript in progressContributor: Marijuana Baseline Health Study (https://www.mass.gov/files/documents/2019/07/09/MBHS-full-report-final.pdf) Author: Exposure to marijuana and alcohol advertising and substance use behavior among high school students in Eastern Massachusetts, poster accepted for presentation at 2017 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting in Atlanta, GAAuthor: Associations between College Students’ Planned Use of Protective Behavioral Strategies and Substance-Impaired Driving or Riding with a Substance-Using Driver, poster accepted for presentation at 2017 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting in Atlanta, GA• Co-author: Use of Transportation Network Company Mobile Apps Among College Students, poster accepted for presentation at 2016 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting in Denver, CO

Amherst

My role as a Teaching Assistant was to guide and assist senior undergraduate students through a semester long research project. Responsibilities and accomplishments: - Held office hours- Graded assignments- Updated and maintained course web page- Delivered guest lecture entitled "Introduction and Refresher of Epidemiology Basics.” (2/11/16)- Aided students in understanding basic principles of academic research including:o Literature reviewo Information synthesis o Manuscript writingo Presentation skills- Each student subsequently presented their research at the 26th annual Massachusetts Statewide Undergraduate Research Conference

Springfield, Massachusetts Area

Provide broad range of STATA programming support for ongoing andnew projects. • Thoroughly clean large data sets• Conduct analyses• Create and store do-files for later use by research team

Northampton, Massachusetts

This experience was through the 2016 MDPH Local Health Internship Program. My work here was primarily focused on developing a targeted needs assessment survey to assess the impact of opioid crisis among young adults in Hampshire County, MA. Responsibilities and accomplishments included the following: - Developed needs assessment survey- Cleaned, maintained, and analyzed data using statistical software, maintained partner contact, generated reports, and provided general assistance as needed. - Shadowed Epidemiologists at Hinton State Laboratory Institute- Delivered oral presentation of internship project at MDPH headquarters in Boston on 8/17/16

Springfield, Massachusetts Area

Worked under the direction of a team of physicians from Baystate Medical Center, University of Massachusetts Medical School, Smith College, and MotherWoman Inc. This position was a part time, volunteer position in which I participated in the submission of a grant application to the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) to study the effects of group peer support on post-partum depression. The proposed study is a randomized controlled trial. Responsibilities: - Reviewed pertinent literature and generated reports based on findings. Reports were used during team meetings and during grant writing process.

Master Of Public Health (M.P.H.), Epidemiology, 3.96

My education in epidemiology has helped me to refine skills and competencies that include the following: cleaning, analyzing, managing.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Political Science And Government, 3.86