Management Health

ANDREW BRETT EINHORN

abph7m@r.postjobfree.com

SUMMARY

Andrew B. Einhorn has over 9 years of experience in the fields of environmental management,

public health, and communications. He currently serves as a faculty member at Georgetown

University where he contributes to a number of technical publications and authoritative research

reports in the areas of rural healthcare, veterans, and electronic medical records. As a consultant

at ICF International and John Snow Inc., Mr. Einhorn provided technical assistance and strategic

communications in the environmental, safety, and occupational health (ESOH) field, systems

engineering support, and general management consulting to a wide variety of public and private

sector clients, including the DoD, FAA, NASA, EPA, NRC, Navy, Santee Cooper power

company, American Chemistry Council, and various non-profit organizations.

Mr. Einhorn is a published author, both in technical and non-technical fields, has spoken about

his varying experiences on television, radio, and at academic conferences, and is the cofounder

and President of a new media company aimed at improving innovation and the exchange of

information in the public sector.

EXPERIENCE

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY (Sept 2008 Present)

Adjunct Faculty

Faculty member of Georgetown s Health Systems Administration Department

Serve as Managing Editor and technical author for authoritative textbook on

conducting real world health outcomes research and electronic health records

put out by the International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes

Research.

Drafted comprehensive educational resource on issues affecting rural veterans for

the Dept. of Veterans Affairs Office of Rural Health. The resource provides a

baseline understanding for practitioners and researchers interested in working

with rural veterans. This initiative supports the development of a textbook on

veterans rural health issues, to be edited with input by the VA ORH.

Provided systems design and social media consulting services for Department of

Veterans Affairs web development project.

OHMYGOV! (Oct 2006 Present)

President, CEO

Created and designed new media company focused on public sector news.

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Responsible for business model, rollout strategy, information architecture, daily

news content, and managing 20-person team of part-time writers, researchers,

graphic designers, and programmers.

Other duties include outreach and marketing to affinity groups and press, writing,

editing, keeping tabs of trends and breakthroughs in media and technology,

analyzing web traffic and growth patterns, and evaluating new government

technologies and websites.

AE ENTERPRISES, LLC (Mar 2005 Present)

President & Founder

Provided informative architecture and systems design consulting services to

startup web businesses.

Wrote, edited, and published top-selling, 228-page travel guide for Boston

residents entitled Broke in Boston: A Guide to Living Cheap in the City.

Hired and supervised 11 employees.

Oversaw production and distribution of the book; designed, populated, and

managed website; and secured distribution in large retail outlets like Amazon.com

& Barnes and Noble bookstores.

Obtained media coverage in the Boston Globe, Boston.com, The Daily News

Tribune, The Daily Free Press, The Norwich Bulletin, Boston Neighborhood

Network (BNN) Television, and various local radio stations.

ICF INTERNATIONAL (NASDAQ: ICFI) (June 2004 Aug 2007)

Senior Associate/Senior Consultant

Communications

DEFENSE THREAT REDUCTION AGENCY (DTRA), Jan 2005-Aug 2007

Drafted abstracts, presentations, fact sheets, and scholarly articles; provided

presentations at academic conferences; and served as an expert panelist during

environmental, safety, and occupational health (ESOH)-related conferences.

Developed ESOH training modules, provided ESOH training to DTRA personnel,

and developed agency memoranda, directives, instructions, procedures, and

policies.

Wrote articles for DTRA s publications and website, created and performed

PowerPoint briefings for DTRA s generals and senior executives, and composed

press releases and press outreach for the White Sands Missile Range

Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement.

AMERICAN CHEMISTRY COUNCIL (ACC), 2004

Reviewed and summarized research projects funded by the American Chemistry

Council (ACC) to communicate the nature, importance, and outcome of the

research to interested parties via the ACC website.

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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA), 2004

Drafted journalistic articles for EPA website that communicated the results of

EPA-funded research projects to the general public.

Natural Resource Management

DEFENSE THREAT REDUCTION AGENCY, January 2005-August 2007

Mr. Einhorn led the effort to implement an overarching environmental, safety, and

occupational health (ESOH) management system (ESOHMS). In that role, he supported

all aspects of the ESOHMS and a multitude of other ESOH division tasks, including but

not limited to:

Worked with programmers and software companies to create and manage an

ESOHMS website and informational database.

Drafted and edited all Agency ESOH written materials, including policies,

instructions, procedures, and news articles.

Drafted and reviewed all Environmental Assessments, Environmental Impact

Statements, and Records of Decision.

Established metrics and methods to measure ESOH programmatic successes.

Created and presented ESOH training programs.

Provided strategic direction to ESOH Office Chief.

Created implementation plans including milestones, goals, and objectives for

ESOHMS development.

Worked with senior leaders to identify programmatic resource requirements and

ensure proper resource allocation.

Fielded, trained, and managed a multi-disciplined implementation team of 25

federal employees.

Facilitated and coordinated working group meetings.

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION (FAA), OFFICE OF COMMERCIAL SPACE

TRANSPORTATION, 2004

Evaluated the environmental and public health impacts potentially associated with

the horizontal launch and atmospheric reentry of commercial space transportation

vehicles from commercial and government launch sites.

Responsible for preparing and reviewing the Programmatic Environmental Impact

Statement (PEIS), which included analyzing mission-specific and cumulative

impacts of launches associated with orbital debris, accidents or catastrophes,

public health and safety, and hazardous materials and waste.

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY, MISSILE DEFENSE AGENCY, 2004

Worked alongside administrators and scientists at the Naval Surface Warfare

Center, Missile Defense Agency Headquarters, and ICF scientists to draft an

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Environmental Assessment (EA) of the environmental and public health impacts

associated with restrained solid rocket motor lethality experiments using a

continuous-wave laser.

Policy Analysis

DEFENSE THREAT REDUCTION AGENCY, 2005-present

Drafted ESOH policies, directives, instructions, standard operating procedures,

and memoranda. Highlights include drafting the Agency s first ESOH Policy,

creating and promulgating a comprehensive ESOH Program Directive, crafting

safety and energy policies and memoranda, and promulgating policy to implement

an ESOH management system.

U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION (NRC), 2004

Conducted a regulatory analysis (cost-benefit analysis) of a proposed regulation

that would allow nuclear plant operators to risk-inform plant procedures related to

large break, loss of coolant accidents (LOCAs).

Responsible for assessing and summarizing the impacts of the proposed new rule

to industry and to NRC; working with NRC staff and select nuclear industry

groups; attending public meetings on the proposed rule; and reviewing and

documenting public comments.

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION (FAA), 2004

Drafted a white paper for FAA that discussed the EPA s rationale for regulating

launch vehicle engine tests as a special class of mobile emission sources

designated nonroad vehicle engines.

Toxicology

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 2004

Reported on the contributions of Science to Achieve Results (STAR)-funded

research to the Environmental Protection Agency s goals to reducing pesticide

exposure in children.

Evaluated the health effects of the pesticide, S-Ethyl-dipropylthiocarbamate

(EPTC) to aid EPA in determining how to regulate its use.

JOHN SNOW INC (Sept 2001 Aug 2003)

44 Farnsworth St, Boston, Massachusetts 02210

Consultant

Evaluated and reported on the effectiveness of state-funded Hepatitis C and

substance abuse programs for the Massachusetts Department of Public Health

(MA DPH).

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Served as Assistant Project Director for a Mercury Health Assessment in Mobile

Bay, AL that examined the prevalence of methylmercury in the population and

sought to identify likely pathways for mercury contamination through

epidemiological investigation. Collaborated with professors from the Boston

University School of Public Health and JSI consultants to design the study,

statistically analyze the results, and draft the report.

Investigated environmental health effects attributable to land polluted with PCB s

by General Electric in Pittsfield, MA through analysis of health survey data

compiled over the last decade.

Created a number of documents and fact sheets to communicate public health

advice and initiatives for disadvantaged communities.

EDUCATION

The George Washington University, Washington, D.C. July 2005

M.S. in Engineering Management (Top of Class)

Environmental & Energy Management Concentration

Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia July 2001

B.A. in Clinical Psychology; Biological Anthropology minor

ACTIVITIES

GATEHOUSE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION (Oct 2008-present)

President

COMPUTERS & SOFTWARE

Familiarity with Mac OSX and Windows XP operating platforms

Familiarity with Telligent content management systems

Familiarity with Wordpress and Cafepress

Familiarity with SPSS, Adobe Professional, Microsoft business suite, OmniGraffle,

and Mac graphic design programs

Basic knowledge of Adobe Photoshop and HTML

PUBLICATIONS

Einhorn, A.; Zema, C.; et al. Considerations for Using EHRs, Reliability and Validity of

Data for Outcomes Research & Disease and Health Management Programs.

International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research, 2009.

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Einhorn, A.; Suh, R.; et al. Electronic Medical Records in Health and Disease

Management, Reliability and Validity of Data for Outcomes Research & Disease and

Health Management Programs. International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and

Outcomes Research, 2009.

Zema, C.; Simon, S.; et al. Methodological Issues in Health and Disease Management,

Reliability and Validity of Data for Outcomes Research & Disease and Health

Management Programs. International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes

Research, 2009.

Einhorn, Andrew Brett. Broke in Boston: A Guide to Living Cheap in the City. AE

Enterprises, LLC, Colchester, CT, August, 2007.

Desmarais, Anne Marie and Silverstein, Irwin [and Andrew Einhorn, contributor]. From

Confrontation to Collaboration: A Case Study of the Dow Chemical Company Hazardous

Waste Site, Wayland, Massachusetts, January, 2004.

http://www.jsi.com/Managed/Docs/Publications/EnviroHealth/dow_case_study_report.pd

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Greene, Terry, Latowsky, Gretchen, Silver, Ken, Einhorn, Andrew, Rougvie, Carol.

Cancer and Workers Exposed to Ionizing Radiation: A Review of Research Literature,

JSI Center for Environmental Health Studies, May 2003.

http://www.jsi.com/Managed/Docs/Publications/EnviroHealth/Radiation_CancerRisk_Int

roduction.pdf

OhMyGov! Government News website: www.ohmygov.com

PRESENTATIONS

Hartman, R.T., Suh, R, and Einhorn, A., Environmental, Safety, and Occupational

Health Management System Implementation Challenges and Successes at the Defense

Threat Reduction Agency, American Industrial Hygiene Conference & Expo, ESOH

Panel, June 2-7, 2007 Philadelphia, PA

Einhorn, A., Hartman, R.T., Suh, R., Challenges and Successes in Implementing an

Environment, Safety, and Occupational Health (ESOH) Management System at the

Defense Threat Reduction Agency, Joint Services Environment Management

Conference, May 21-24, 2007, Columbus, OH

Hartman, R.T., Suh, R, and Einhorn, A., Consolidating Core Functions: Lessons from

the Environmental Safety and Occupational Health Management System, American

College of Occupational & Environmental Medicine Panel, May 4-9, 2007 New Orleans,

LA

Hartman, R.T., Suh, R, and Einhorn, A., Expanding the Boundaries of Preventive

Medicine: ESOH Technology and Program Consolidation, American College of

Preventive Medicine, Miami, Fla, Feb 23, 2007

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Einhorn, A., Hartman, R.T., and Suh, R., Integrating Core Functions: Lessons from the

Environmental Safety and Occupational Health Management System, American College

of Preventive Medicine, Miami, Fla, Feb 21-22, 2007.

Hartman, R.T. and Einhorn, A., Challenges and Successes in Integrating

Environment, Safety, and Occupational Health (ESOH) into Cooperative

Threat Reduction (CTR) Projects, 14th Annual Partnership for Peace

Environmental Regional Conference, Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia, 19-22

September, 2006.

Ackerman, M. and Einhorn, A., Barriers to Nicotine Cessation at the Atlanta Veterans

Medical Center, Behavioral Science Convention, Seattle, WA, October 2001.

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