Vienna Mbagaya Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

-I am an experienced Impact Evaluation Manager with a 15-year background in epidemiology and public health research, presently serving at AIDS United. -My role involves a comprehensive evaluation of all programs, to create a cohesive narrative that highlights the organization's significant impact. -My focus extends to supporting emerging and small.

United States

• Design, lead and implement program evaluation strategies for community-based organizations.
• Provide technical training, impact evaluations and strategy development to grantees through development of monitoring systems focused on planning, implementing, and evaluating HIV/AIDS prevention interventions.
• Make research-informed policy recommendations, prepare graphic data summary presentations, and develop abstracts focused on contemporary healthcare issues of medically underserved communities.

http://bidiifoundation.org/

Founded in 2009, Bidii Foundation is a registered 501(c)3 organization dedicated to combating famine and poverty in rural Luyekhe in western Kenya, by providing children with access to quality education. https://www.bidiifoundation.org

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Led research on workforce knowledge gaps related to disease investigation efficiency and supervised a corresponding training schedule for a large remote team of over 300 Contact Trace Force (CTF) employees.
• Oversaw the onboarding and training for approximately 100 new CTF employees in compliance with disease investigation and contact tracing principles.
• Revised disease surveillance protocols and training materials in accordance with CDC federal guidelines updates.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Coordinated training for Epidemiologists and healthcare providers on a collaborative disease surveillance platform.
• Automated analysis between disease and relational data to more rapidly inform real-time epidemiology policy decisions.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Change Management and Training Coordinator (2021 — 2022)
• Led research on workforce knowledge gaps related to disease investigation efficiency and supervised a corresponding training schedule for a large remote team of Contact Trace Force (CTF) employees.
• Oversaw the onboarding and training for new CTF employees in compliance with disease investigation and contact tracing principles.
• Revised disease surveillance protocols and training materials in accordance with CDC federal guidelines updates.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Crafted public health initiatives recommendations for Health Connect One, and presented research findings to the public, their stakeholders and community partners. The organization advances equitable, community-based.
• Published epidemiological literature reviews on maternal mortality rates among Black women, examined and proposed legislative and policy solutions to reduce these rates.
• Supervised extensive reviews of epidemiology peer-reviewed research, in addition to field and historical data on interventions advancing equitable maternal health outcomes.

United States

I broker brand and talent partnerships.

Washington, DC

• Responsible for the operational aspects of ongoing projects, including the development of roadmaps, strategies, and timelines to meet company goals and objectives, and staff management.
• Established and promoted mutually beneficial relationships between a management consulting startup and its federal and commercial clients.
• Managed relationships between employees and company leadership in roles such as office manager, recruiter and onboarding trainer.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

“The Invisible Neighbors” is a platform that showcases immigrants’ achievements in the U.S., and their commitment to roles as stakeholders in the community and the American workforce. The platform served as a hub for this community’s journeys, which often go untold and unseen. It also documented trends within the immigrant experience and highlighted a.

The Diaspora African Women’s Network (DAWN) aims to develop and support the next generation of African diaspora women leaders focused on African affairs. Its goals are to promote the role of the diaspora in Africa’s development; diversify the African affairs workforce; and advance women’s leadership in the workplace.

• Developed scientific literature reviews on public health topics such as stigma and access to behavioral health care; recovery support programs and models; sleep and fatigue; and best practices in peer support.
• Managed nascent data discovery efforts in support of proposals, white papers, survey development and assessments on military mental health research.

• Researched integrative health as a military healthcare offering as well as cutting-edge technologies to be used in theater to detect TBI and post-traumatic stress disorder.
• Evaluated psychological health programs within the military and identified best practices in care delivery within traumatic brain injury and psychological health programs.

-Launched two longitudinal studies on HIV prevention among two high-risk groups in Washington, DC as part of the NIH-funded HIV Prevention Trials Network (HPTN), where I trained and managed mobile clinic and staff and co-authored Standard Operating Procedures to support HPTN.-Coordinated active field screening, recruitment and interviews with potential.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Collaborated in core case investigation for D.C Department of Health HIV/AIDS Surveillance Bureau; and participated in efforts to transition from the previous code-based HIV reporting to the groundbreaking and currently used name-based reporting.-Evaluated data entry and analysis for the “Come Together DC—Get Screened for HIV” screening campaign; and.

Kenya

-Completed Master’s Thesis: Investigated endogenous transmission of malaria in the slum of Kibera.-Conducted data analysis for CDC clinics, studying relationship between malaria incidence in Kibera(Africa’s largest contiguous slum), and travel history to malaria-endemic areas.

Masters

Bachelor Of Arts