Health Medical

Brock A. Oxford

***** * **** **. . *******, AZ **032

Phone: 602-***-**** . E-mail: *****.******@*****.***

Education

Master of Public Health - Texas A&M Health Science Center, College Station, TX

2011

GPA: 3.71

Health Policy and Management

Medical Group Management Association - Student Chapter Communications Chair

Bachelor of Science - The University of Arizona Tucson, AZ

2009

Molecular and Cellular Biology, General Biology

Professional experience

Graduate Assistant Texas A&M Health Science Center, College

Station, TX Aug. 2009 - May 2011

Performed research on preventable rehospitalization, Health Information

Exchange, Electronic Medical Record, and medical home. Within the Centers for

Health Organization and Transformation (CHOT).

Created the Rural Healthy People 2010 survey, which was distributed nationwide.

Internship Scottsdale Healthcare,

Phoenix, AZ May 2010 - Aug. 2010

Corporate and Community Health

Participated in health screenings, safety fairs, flu season preparation,

marketing meetings, and case management

Developed an 8-week tobacco cessation program that was administered to the

public as well as employees of Scottsdale Healthcare and neighboring

businesses.

Laboratory Technician The University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ

Aug. 2008 - Jun. 2009

I worked 20 hours per week for my school's chemistry department in academic

undergraduate labs as a prep-room assistant. I oversaw four labs of

undergraduate students and their instructor, providing them with the necessary

chemicals, aid, and equipment.

Prior Experience

Supervisor T.I. Specialists,

Phoenix, AZ Summer 2008

As a supervisor, I oversaw the construction of a $200,000 concession stand at

the Arizona State University Stadium. I met deadlines and coordinated the

completion of the job. Acquired valuable skills in communication and project

management.

Publications

Vest, J. R., Gamm, L. D., Oxford, B. A., Gonzalez, M. I., & Slawson, K. M.

(January 01, 2010). Determinants of preventable readmissions in the United

States: a systematic review. Implementation Science

Patient Centered Medical Homes: Expanding Services for Mental Health Patients

in Rural and Underserved Areas. Bolin, JN; Gamm, LD; Edwardson, N. Elder, A.E.,

Oxford, B., Center for Health Organization Transformation, Texas A&M Health

Science Center, School of Rural Public Health (Poster)

References available upon request.

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