Founded in early 2015, Volcano Consulting (VC) is a multidisciplinary company specializing in public health, nonprofit, and community health areas. The company provides public health, nonprofit, and allied health education, training, management, technical writing, technical assistance, and capacity-building services. Schedule a consultation call from our website. VC is a certified minority-owned and woman-owned business.Volcano Consulting, LLC also operates a Professional Development Center where we provide professional learning support in our areas of expertise. See what we have to offer at www.volcanoconsulting.com/learn.What you can expect:High-Quality Talent. Operating virtually allows us to reach outside of our local area to find the best talent with the most innovative experiences. No need to shop around. We have done that for you!Someone who really cares. Integrity, innovation, and business culture with individuals invested in the success of your program or business. We take your important work seriously.Fast Service. Timely and accurate delivery of services. More information and contacts can be found at www.volcanoconsulting.com● Provides grant writing, technical writing and editing services, and reviews grant proposals● Plans, designs, and delivers education, training, evaluation, and technical assistance services in Public Health, Nonprofit, and Allied Health subject areas ● Manages payroll, finances, and contracted staff● Conducts grant management, program management, evaluation, and monitoring services● Facilitates community-based programming, health education, and workshops● Conducts and schedules facilitation and speaking services● Consults in the areas of program design, staff management, program planning, and budget adherence

Founder and ED of Inspiration and Change, Inc. Established in January 2011, Inspiration and Change's mission is to improve health outcomes and quality of life for individuals by addressing the social determinants that influence health and wellness through education, training, advocacy, and programs.

* Skilled in Grant Writing and Management * Serves as the Office of Adolescent Health Teen Pregnancy Prevention Project Director* Serves as Education Department Senior Manager supervising 13 Managers and Staff* Ensures adherence to contract deliverables, program goals, and program fidelity requirements* Developed and evaluated a paperless programmatic implementation design* Creates policies and procedures according to organizational, state, and federal guidelines* Completes IRB applications and compiled IRB related documentation* Serves as a liaison between staff, upper management, community partners, and funders * Oversees a programmatic annual budget of ~$700,000 * Ensured adherence to contract deliverables and program fidelity requirements* Responsible for staff training and education* Planned and coordinated program promotions, marketing, and partnership development endeavors

Increase political awareness of global poverty leading to economic instability, health disparities, poor sanitation, lack of clean drinking water, etc. Encourage fellow constituents to take part in increasing awareness.Promote and uphold the mission of the Borgen Project: The Borgen Project believes that leaders of the most powerful nation on earth should be doing more to address global poverty. We’re the innovative, national campaign that is working to make poverty a focus of U.S. foreign policy.

Medical Assisting and Phlebotomy

Florida, Department of Health ● HIV 501 Testing and Counseling● Rapid Testing: Oraquick FEMA● ICS 100 Intro to Incident Command Systems ● ICS 200 Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents● ICS 300 Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents● ICS 400 Advance ICS Command and General Staff—Complex Incidents● ICS 700 National Incident Management System ● ICS 800 National Response Framework, an Introduction Division of Strategic National Stockpile, CDC● National Strategic Stockpile Symposium Florida Hepatitis Prevention Program● Hepatitis 101Mid Florida Tech Career and Technical Education, Basic Life Support Instructor Course● Certified Basic Life Support InstructorUniversity of South Florida, IFIRST Epidemiologic Investigation● Intermediate Field Investigator Response and Surveillance Training● Intermediate Field Investigator Response and Surveillance Training Two Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention● Epidemiology in Action Course Centers for Disease Control and Prevention● PS10-1003: HIV Prevention Projects for CBO’s Grantee Orientation Meeting● Planning, Implementing, and Monitoring a CTR/HIV Rapid Testing Program● Assuring the Quality of HIV Prevention Counseling: Practical Approaches for SupervisorsAED Center on AIDS & Community Health and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention● Focus on Youth with Informed Parents and Children Together (FOY with ImPACT)●SIHLE, Sisters Informing, Healing, Living, Empowering●Sister to Sister●Video Opportunities for Innovative Condom Education and Safer Sex (VOICES/VOCES), Training of Facilitators National Institutes of Health● Protecting Human Subjects certificate Florida Ethics and Human Research Protections Program● CITI Human Subjects training

Performed all data analysis relating to HIV testing and outreach services * Monitoring and Evaluation, in addition to management of staff and programming* Development of policies and procedures according to state and federal guidelines

Data Entry and Surveillance. Assist in Epidemiologic Investigations and Emergency Operations Activities

Maintained wound care and infection control * Regularly used EMR software * Performed venipuncture, EKG, and other duties as assigned

Vital signs, triage, wound care, surgical assisting, medication administration, phlebotomy, injections, precertifications, insurance verification, electronic medical records, assisting in screening patients for research eligibility.

Manage all functions of the clinical laboratory under the supervision of management. This included performing all phlebotomy, quality assurance testing and records, maintaining all logs, and handling all specimens.Other duties included overseeing DOT (directly observed therapy), dispensing and inventorying all ADAP (AIDS Drug Assistance Program) medications, HIV testing and counseling, giving injections, and providing patient education. This position required closely working with practitioners and housing case managers, mental health, a nutritionists and clinical case managers.