Health Medical
Resume:
Anwulika Oputa
Fairfax, VA 22033
abh0tq@r.postjobfree.com
OBJECTIVE Full Time position as a Coordinator, Facilitator and/ or
Mentor using knowledge of community outreach programming,
post-secondary education options and interpersonal skills.
EDUCATION B. S. Community Health
August 2010
University of Maryland, College Park, MD
RELATED Introduction to Health Behavior, Personal and
Community Health,
COURSEWORK Methods and Materials in Health Education, Communicating
Safety and
Health, Contemporary Issues in Public Health- South
Africa
RELATED Intern Feb.
2010- May 2010
EXPERIENCE National Network for Youth Hours per
week: 40
Washington D.C.
- Prepared issue briefs, fact sheets, and literature
reviews
- General research related to topics concerning
homeless youth
- Coordinated, facilitated and evaluated focus group
sessions with
local at- risk youth
- Assisted in website content and development
Supervisors Name: Kayla Jackson, Phone: 202-783-
7949, ext. 3103
Co- Facilitator Sept.
2009- Dec. 2009
Aza Sisters Program- HIV Prevention
Hours per week: 5
Washington D.C.
- Assisted with culturally appropriate HIV
prevention program for African American
adolescent girls age 11- 13
1. - Developed and implemented strategies to effectively
address the needs of girls: ethnic identity enhancement,
HIV risk reduction, personal trauma education and overall
life skills
Supervisors Name: Dr. Tiffany Townsend, Phone: (202)
687-2392
Staffer January 2009-
February 2010
YMCA- Ayrlawn Program Center Hours
per week: 10- 15 Bethesda, MD
1. - Coaching and training in the craft of gymnastics to boys
and girls from ages of 3- 12
2. - Engaging with parents
3. - Hosting and assisting competitions
Supervisors Name: Julie Miles, Phone: (301) 530-
4359
Study Abroad Enrichment Program
June 2009
Education Abroad Network/ Purdue University
3 weeks
Johannesburg and Capetown, South Africa
-Learned about public health from a global/
international perspective:
HIV/AIDS focused
1. - Attended lectures, workshops and seminars on industry
case studies, workshops, guest speakers
1. - Visited area clinics/ hospitals
1. - Participated in field excursions and travel
2. Professor: Dr. James McGlothlin, Phone: 765-***-****
Mentor February
2009- May-2009
Choice Program
Hours per week: 3
PG County Dept. of Juvenile Services
College Park, MD
- Mentored at risk children and teens from the ages
of 8- 18
1. - Worked on academics and life skills
2. - Facilitated a structured environment for youth to gain a
sense of empowerment along with a positive learning
experience
Supervisors Name: Lauren Ashley, Phone: (301) 530-
4359
ACTIVITIES Previous member of University of Maryland Cheerleading,
Active member of Black Student Union, Active
member of African Student Association, Member of
American Medical Student Association,
Member of UMD Pre- Medical Society, Active member of
American
Public Health Association
SKILLS - Computer Skills (Microsoft Office, internet,
email)
. - Flexible, reliable, personable, organized and
detail oriented
1. - Self- motivated and able to work with minimum
supervision
- Work effectively independently or within a team
2. - Experience in Grant writing, and curriculum development
3. - Strong written, oral communication, and interpersonal
skills
4. - Ability to maintain documentation and accurately track
records
5. - Ability to coordinate, implement and evaluate
educational workshops
6. - Ability to provide outreach, engage and work well with
culturally diverse populations and at- risk youth
7.
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REFERENCES Dr. Tiffany Townsend Aza Sisters Program- Principal
Investigator
Phone Number: (202) 687-239
Reference Type:
Professional
Kayla Jackson NN4Y- Vice President of
Programs
Phone Number: 202-***-****, ext. 3103
Reference Type: Professional
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