Quality Assurance Data

TODD M. HUBLEY

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Silver Spring, MD 20906-1829

Home: 301-***-****

EXPERIENCE

Extensive experience as a data collection specialist, regulatory analyst,

editor, and technical information specialist. Experience editing, writing

proposals, researching, indexing, and abstracting information for the

Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), the Environmental

Protection Agency (EPA), the Department of Defense (DoD), the Department of

Energy (DOE), the Department of Transportation (DOT), the National

Institutes of Health (NIH), and the National Library of Medicine (NLM):

* Maintained, updated, and provided quality assurance (QA) for over

1,200 hazardous chemical records in EPA's Oil and Hazardous Materials

Technical Assistance Data System (OHM-TADS) and over 4,300 records in

NLM's Hazardous Substances Data Bank (HSDB).

* Catalogued comments on proposed rules for new chemicals for EPA's

Office of Toxic Substances (OTS).

* Attended and wrote summaries for EPA's Division Directors meetings

and the interagency Chlorinated Solvents Coordination Committee

meetings.

* Published articles in the HMTC (Hazardous Materials Technical Center)

Update summarizing EPA, OSHA, and DOT hearings and conferences.

* Experienced in conducting QA review and developing written

procedures.

EMPLOYMENT

Westat, Inc. (April, 1994-April, 2011): Data Collection Specialist/Research

Interviewer

. Gathered data by phone, fax, and mail for the U.S. Department of

Health and Human Services in the development of the Medical

Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS), a statistical healthcare database for

purposes of research and health care policy making.

. Collected diagnostic, medical service, charge and payment

information (Medicare, Medicaid, Worker's Compensation, and private

insurance sources) from the medical records, patient accounts, and

administrative departments of hospitals, doctors' offices, home

healthcare agencies, institutions, and pharmacies throughout the

country for MEPS.

. Abstracted billing data for hospitals, doctors' offices, and home

healthcare agencies.

. Effective in tracing the location and phone numbers of healthcare

providers for MEPS.

. Resolved problem billing cases for MEPS.

. Converted and completed MEPS high burden cases.

. Collected extensive data on business and healthcare information for

the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for the National

Employers Healthcare Information Survey (NEHIS).

Environmental Consultant (1993-1994): Researcher/Editor

Wrote proposals to the DOE, EPA, NIH, and NLM.

* Conducted literature searches and designed strategies for finding and

extracting epidemiological data for workers in and surrounding

populations to nuclear facilities while writing the epidemiological

portions of environmental impact statements for the DOE.

* Performed literature searches to identify published articles

examining the health effects of atmospheric particulate matter (PM) for

the EPA.

* Edited data for Montgomery County's Emergency Response Database.

Dynamac Corporation (1984-1993): Regulatory Analyst/Editor /Manager

Researched, collected, and analyzed data for EPA's Oil and Hazardous

Materials Technical Assistance Data System (OHM-TADS) and the Hazardous

Substances Data Bank (HSDB):

* Wrote and edited a catalogue of public comments for EPA's Significant

New Use Rule (SNUR) which was subsequently used by EPA key personnel on

a regular basis.

* Organized a system for efficiently collecting and inputting

scientific and regulatory information for selected HSDB records

demonstrating to the client (the National Library of Medicine) that the

HSDB staff could effectively process the regulatory section of the

database.

* Performed additional initial and final edits for selected HSDB and

OHM-TADS records helping the staff to meet deadlines in a timely

manner.

* Wrote bulleted summaries of HSDB operational procedures for use by

NLM's Project Officer.

* Conducted QA reviews of selected HSDB records based on the comments

of members of the HSDB's Scientific Review Panel.

* Abstracted and indexed DOT hazardous materials transportation

regulations and Coast Guard regulations for the Department of Defense.

EDUCATION

Data processing certificate (Certificate Program), Anne Arundel Community

College,

B.A., English, University of Maryland

HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE

IBM PC compatibles

CHEMLINE, CHEMID, DOS, GRATEFUL MED, HSDB, MEDLINE, PARADOX, TOXLINE,

*TOXLIT, TOXNET, WordPerfect, Word

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