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Click here or scroll down to respond to this candidateCandidate's Name , M.P.H.Street Address Kilmarnock WayApartment J-7, Germantown, MD Street Address
PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEMAIL AVAILABLELINKEDIN LINK AVAILABLESUMMARY OF EXPERIENCERecent experience in international and domestic health and development including business development and management experience with U.S. Agency for International Development, U.S. State Dept., Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and government contractors. Skill set includes leadership abilities in project management from startup to closeout including team supervision, budgeting, and maintaining a deliverable schedule. USAID experience includes writing Operational Plans, Country Development Cooperation Strategies, Mission Management Plans, and Strategic Objectives. Experienced in programming for global health, diabetes control, community organization, and project evaluation. Over four years in Central America including Peace Corps service in Guatemala and USAID posting to Honduras. Short term USAID assignments in Yemen, Thailand, and Cambodia. Computer skills include Microsoft Office including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint. Fluent in Spanish at the FSI 4/3 level.PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCECredence Management Solutions, LLC 2023 - 2024BHA PSC Acquisition and Assistance Specialist - ALAC(Washington, DC remote)As an employee of a USAID contractor with the Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance, I am responsible for processing requests for personal services contractors, serving as liaison with operating units and international missions. My work is critical to the recruitment and deployment of PSCs throughout the world and at USAIDs offices in Washington, DC.Independent Consultant 2010 2023(North Potomac, MD)Business development specialist for small businesses seeking opportunities with USAID, USDA. Peace Corps, and PEPFAR in Supply Chain Management System, HIV/AIDS capacity building and training, Feed the Future, and global health. Investigated marketing and collaborative opportunities, wrote capability statements, wrote proposals for USAID Child Blindness Grants Program, USDA Food for Progress grant, investigated teaming possibilities and recruited key personnel. Prepared a cacao cultivation and community development project proposal in Guatemala to the International Finance Corporation. Diploma in Winning USAID Awards from Development Essentials. Wrote extensive report on causes and mitigating factors for irregular migration from Central America.Feed the Children 2016 - 2017(Washington, DC)Senior Grant WriterWriting proposals and pursuing business opportunities for an NGO with operations in Africa, the Americas, and Southeast Asia. Responsible for foundation and government proposals for domestic and international opportunities. Currently working on a Global Development Alliance project proposal for submission to the U.S. Agency of International Development and several solicitations to foundations. Wrote child health and nutrition proposals for projects in the Philippines, Kenya, El Salvador and the U.S.United States Agency for International Development 2005 2010(Washington, D.C.)Program/Project Development Officer (Foreign Service Officer) FS-04Experienced in all aspects of USAID management; training certificates in assistance and acquisition; cognizant technical officer (CTO); project evaluation; New Entry Professional Program graduate.Program officer in Strategy and Planning Support Office, USAID/Honduras, collaborated in managing a $35,000,000 portfolio of projects including health, HIV/AIDS, environment, agriculture, education, democracy and governance. Lead on operational plans, and country development cooperation strategies.Wrote strategic objective on in support of Democracy and Governance Office. Included health and citizen participation goals in local governance.Chief of Party for evaluation of CORE Initiative, a multi-country HIV/AIDS prevention and control program, mandated by Presidential Management Initiative. TDY in Thailand and Cambodia to supervise team and interview CORE Initiative NGO/PVO members and community participants in field locations.Wrote operational plan for USAID/Yemen during TDY in collaboration with program area offices; wrote operating unit overview. Wrote closeout report of ADRA health project.Member of Support Team for Manage to Budget Initiative in Bureau for Policy and Program Coordination. Won Meritorious Honor Award.Wrote and edited sections of peer review memorandum for Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development/Development Assistance Committee.Honduras desk officer; in charge of region-wide procurement for Democratic Indicators Monitoring Survey; closeout of health program; implemented successful GE collaboration project in Honduras.ROW Sciences/Northrop Grumman Health and Science (CDC contract) 1998 2004(Rockville, Maryland)Project Director Diabetes Today National Training Center ProjectDirected a CDC-funded national training project designed to create new community health interventions across the United States, Puerto Rico, and the US/Mexico border area.Managed and supervised a team of professionals with a budget of 3.5 million dollars; generated over one million dollars of new revenue.Managed client relations and garnered high praise from federal, state, and local health personnel.Wrote and submitted work plans and deliverables including evaluations.Trained over 3000 local, state, federal, and overseas health staff and volunteer community members.Created and implemented a Hispanic/Latino training curriculum, Diabetes: La Comunidad en Accin.Formed and led a National Expert Council for Diabetes Today.Provided ongoing technical advice to participating communities.Directed trainings on United States/Mexico border in collaboration with Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Field Office in El Paso, Texas.Received superior evaluations from CDC in each contract year.Project HOPE 2001(Millwood, Virginia)ConsultantCarried out needs assessment of community diabetes programs in Distrito Federal, Hidalgo, and Oaxaca.Made key recommendations to Project HOPE in final report.Diabetes Control Program, KS Department of Health 1997 1998(Topeka, Kansas)Program ManagerCDC - funded program to measure the impact of diabetes mellitus in Kansas, improve standards of care; developed strategies for community interventions.Supervised health promoter project in Garden City, Kansas.Human Services Action Coalition 1996 1997(Islandia, New York)Project DirectorLed a group of community advocates for social and health issues.Interamerican College of Physicians and Surgeons 1995 1996(New York, New York)Project Director, Special Project of National SignificanceManaged a HRSA contract for educating Hispanic physicians about HIV/AIDS.Wrote and submitted all planning and reporting documents to HRSA client.CRISS/CROSS Project, Human Services Department 1994 1995(East Hampton, New York)Project Manager (consultant)Managed grant-funded project to develop an integrated approach to human services in a culturally diverse municipality, carried out extensive community needs assessment.Peace Corps Training Center 1993 1994(Santa Lucia, Honduras)Technical Trainer for Health Extension ProgramTrained a new group of Peace Corps health extension volunteers for service in Nicaragua.Employee Anti-Discrimination Outreach Project, Catholic Charities 1992 1993(Amityville, New York)Project ManagerDirected a statewide Dept. of Justice-funded project to educate immigrant workers on workplace rights.Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health 1993(Baltimore, Maryland)Technical ConsultantEvaluated proposals to USAID for funding child survival programs in Central America.Peace Corps Public Health Program 1988 1991(San Juan Sacatepquez, Guatemala)Peace Corps VolunteerChild survival projects included growth monitoring and treatment of malnourished children.Established PL-480 supplemental feeding projects in seven communities in collaboration with CARE.Designed and supervised health promoter training course; wrote proposal to fund training course.Designed sanitation and potable water projects; wrote proposal to fund sanitation project.Provided patients and logistics for U.S. plastic surgeons carrying out cleft palate and other operations.Established women in development/small business project; wrote proposal for funds.Led community organization project to electrify five communities; wrote proposals for each.Carried out community organization project to construct two schools; wrote proposals for projects.Wrote a proposal for a health and social effects research project to NRCA.Member USAID funded Special Development Fund Committee; reviewed proposals submitted by PCVs.FOREIGN LANGUAGE CAPABILITYTested in Spanish at State Dept. Foreign Service Institute: 4 in spoken Spanish indicating advanced professional proficiency and 3 in reading indicating ability to read within a normal range of speed and comprehension.EDUCATIONColumbia University School of Public HealthHealth Administration Management InstituteCity University of New York, Hunter CollegeM.P.H. in community health educationState University of New York at Stony BrookB.S. in social welfareVOLUNTEER ACTIVITIESHIV Meds for Guatemala 1998 2010(New York, New York)Volunteer MemberCollected and shipped recyclable medicine to Guatemala from sources in the United States.PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONSAmerican Public Health AssociationGuatemala Scholars NetworkNational Council for International HealthNational Peace Corps AssociationPUBLICATIONS1M. Damond, A. Winters, L. Jack, Jr., D. Cropper, M. Londoo, and R. Stoddard. Commentary. Mobilizing Communities: Local Applications of the Diabetes Today National Training Center Project. J. Public Health Management Practice, 2003, November (Suppl.): S15S18.2J. Reynolds, B. Pick, C. Runyan, and A. Winters. Evaluation of CORE Initiative Grantees. United States Agency for International Development/PPC/CDIE/ESPA, 2005, September.3DAC Peer Review Report; for Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development/Development Assistance Committee; wrote and edited several sections including executive summary, USAID, 2006. |
