Program Manager Public Health

EMMANUELLA SOBO, MPH

240-***-**** ad7od4@r.postjobfree.com

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Results-driven program manager with a proven track record of leading successful initiatives in diverse settings. Skilled in program development, implementation, and optimization to develop initiatives from conception to completion. Demonstrated success in managing deliverables, including written protocols, reporting materials, database documentations, to ensure the achievement of program goals and compliance with state and federal regulations. With a keen eye for detail and a strategic mindset, I am adept at identifying initiatives and implementing data-driven strategies for optimal program outcomes. Advanced data analysis skills to make informed decision for effective improvement and solutions.

EDUCATION

• The George Washington University Washington, DC August 2022 Master of Public Health, Global Health Epidemiology and Disease Control

• Morgan State University Baltimore, MD May 2018

Bachelor of Science, Biology

WORK EXPERIENCE

Program Manager September 2022 – present

Elaine Ellis Center of Health

• Led the development, implementation, and reporting activities for a HRSA-funded primary care HIV prevention and treatment program, ensuring alignment with organizational goals and objectives.

• Successfully managed program deliverables, including written protocols, grant reporting materials, and standardized client database documentation, resulting in the attainment of program goals and compliance with funding requirements.

• Executed effective community outreach initiatives to raise awareness about HIV prevention program activities, contributing to increased community engagement and program visibility.

• Established and facilitated collaborations between the organization and local community partners, strengthening outreach strategies and fostering positive relationships within the community.

• Generated detailed grant reports, showcasing program outcomes and impact, and ensuring timely submission to funding agencies, contributing to continued program support and sustainability.

• Engaged in regular communication with local community organizations, identifying opportunities for collaboration and coordinating joint efforts to address community health needs. Public Health Analyst May 2021 – August 2022

District of Columbia Department of Health - HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, STD, and TB Administration (HAHSTA)

• Assisted with day-to-day data management activities to include data analytics, data dashboard development and maintenance to identify new HIV diagnoses and monitor the care continuum in the Washington, DC area.

• Monitored and evaluated the timeliness, completeness, and quality of HIV and STI data reported to the DC DOH.

• Created and edited training handbook which included updated standard operating procedures (SOPs) for data cleaning and entry processes.

• Performed statistical analyses of large, complex data sets to generate automated reports for stakeholders.

• Identified strategies to improve/enhance data collection, data entry, data quality, data utilization, and data integration with HAHSTA and DC.

• Supported team in preparing clean surveillance data, tables, and graphs for the Annual Epidemiology Surveillance Report of 2019 and 2020.

Public Health Researcher May 2021 – February 2022

George Washington University, Center for Commercial Determinants of Health (CCDH)

• Edited and proofread documents for clarity, coherence, and adherence to established guidelines, maintaining a keen eye for detail to produce polished and professional submissions in peer-reviewed journals and international CCDH partnering organizations.

• Contributed to the publication of peer-reviewed manuscripts, showcasing expertise in conducting literature reviews, data analysis, and interpretation of research findings.

• Engaged in effective communication with co-authors, stakeholders, and reviewers to address feedback, incorporate revisions, and enhance the overall quality of written materials.

• Developed and submitted comprehensive grant applications, including budget justifications, program narratives, and measurable outcomes for CCDH team.

• Demonstrated proficiency in adhering to journal guidelines and standards, ensuring the submission of high-quality manuscripts that withstand rigorous peer review.

• Engaged in effective communication with co-authors, stakeholders, and reviewers to address feedback, incorporate revisions, and enhance the overall quality of written materials. Lead Medical Scribe June 2018 – July 2020

United Medical Center Emergency Department

• Led and supervised a team of medical scribes, overseeing day-to-day operations in the Emergency Department, including assigning tasks, ensuring coverage, and maintaining efficient workflow.

• Managed and facilitated the construction of patient charts by translating and transcribing complex medical terminology, medical history, and test results into cohesive and accurate reports.

• Implemented performance assessments and evaluations for scribes, ensuring adherence to documentation standards, accuracy in medical transcription, and compliance with privacy and confidentiality regulations.

• Streamlined the process of gathering patient information through effective database and record searches, contributing to improved documentation efficiency and accuracy.

• Collaborated with healthcare professionals, including physicians, nurses, and administrative staff, to facilitate seamless communication and ensure accurate and timely medical documentation.

• Played a key role in developing and updating training materials, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and guidelines to reflect best practices and ensure consistency among the medical scribe team. CERTIFICATIONS AND SKILLS

• Microsoft Office Suite

• Electronic Health Records

(REDCap, eHARS/Maven

Systems, Athenahealth record

system)

• Familiar with ArcGIS software

• Data analysis (SAS, Microsoft

excel)

• Data management

• Research development

• Quality control

• Statistical research

• Grant writing

PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES

● Janelle Guy, Lechi Nwanegwo, Emmanuella Sobo, and Kadir Aslan, Hepatitis C Virus Core Protein Increases Expression of DR4 and DR5 in Peripheral Blood Mononuclear Cells. Nano Biomed. Eng.,2018, 10(2): 186-198.

● Janelle Guy, Emmanuella Sobo, Lechi Nwanegwo, and Kadir Aslan, Hepatitis C Virus Core Protein Enhances Natural Killer Cell Depletion of Plasmacytoid Dendritic Cells. Nano Biomed.Eng., 2019, 11(1): 44-57.

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