Sarah Winn

Entrepreneur, Data Entry, Tutor, Teach Beginner Japanese, Health SME

Jacksonville, FL 32219

ac2c2h@r.postjobfree.com - 904-***-****

U.S. Navy 10 years as Officer, 10 years in Epidemiology and Emergency Preparedness Manager at county health department; speak and write Japanese fluently, data entry, published in ISDS online journal, adjunct instructor UNF, tutor for elementary student, online research, and many more. Authorized to work in the US for any employer

WORK EXPERIENCE

Emergency Preparedness Manager

Florida Department of Health in Duval - Jacksonville, FL - April 2015 to Present Responsible for the supervision of 4 full time employees and two part-time employees. Collaborates all hazards response efforts between local, state, and federal agencies to assure that health department provides health care in time for any hazards either man-made or natural. Assures appropriate inventory of 10,000 sq. ft. warehouse, delivery system of supplies and equipment, trained personnel, and proper plans are adhere to in regards to Federal, State, and local statues to meet grant mandates. Advises and performs needs assessments and medical requirements before, during and after major disaster emergency. Utilize quality improvement tactics and strategic plans to identify shortfalls and gaps in all for funded programs. Assures that 500+ DOH-Duval staff are trained in their respective response roles, and external stakeholders. Manages team in determining how to resolve the shortfalls and gaps. Ensures that the county-level notification and alternate system is viable and that Health Alert Network activities are developed, related to planning, preparedness and response. Serves as the Health & Medical Branch Director or Deputy at the Duval County Emergency Operations Center during all disaster or emergency response activities.

Emergency Preparedness Senior Planner

Florida Department of Health in Duval - Jacksonville, FL - October 2008 to April 2015 Certified PDS from FEMA: Senior All Hazards Planner, responsible in development, and updating over 30 emergency management plans in accordance with HSEEP, FEMA, State and Local statutes, regulations, and requirements; Concentration in bioterrorism surveillance, analyzing data, and dissemination of information (on call for any health hazard effecting city/county area). Prepares and assures that division is prepared and accredited by NAACHO, and also assists in SNS/CRI audits annually variety of community stakeholders: Hospitals, FDLE, JFRD, NGOs, Public Utilities, Military, etc. Work Collateral duties include:

EMReady supply inventory system implementation and oversea proper training and operation, in-house IT security, develop and submit literature for publication on behalf of emergency management, and general assignment from supervisor. FDOH-Duval Intelligence Liaison Officer of the NE Florida Fusion Center, assisting in collaborative efforts to prevent "all crimes" and be able to respond to "all hazards". FEMA certified Plans Section Chief: Plans Section Chief ICS structure EOC - responded to National H1N1 Vaccination Campaign; responded to 8 month long Incident Command Structure (ICS) implementation in response to CDC EPI Aid event in Duval County.

Environmental Epidemiologist

Florida Department of Health in Duval - Jacksonville, FL - November 1998 to October 2008 Reviews, designs, establishes and monitors various disease surveillance systems with the purpose of detecting unusual cases or clusters of illness. Analyzes data derived from multiple surveillance systems, and prepares reports regarding local disease activity. Assists Epidemiology staff in investigating unusual disease occurrence, cluster of illness or unusually high frequencies of disease; increase local preparedness for both biological and emerging infectious disease threats. Has conducted research projects, which include epidemiological, environmental, and human exposure studies. As DCHD epidemiology and lead syndromic surveillance coordinator has successfully preformed various program evaluations, survey research, epidemiological research, and biological and environmental specimen collection methods to complete these projects. Meticulous and detailed-oriented and is very familiar with conducting a research project, such as sample selection, human subject issues, developing data collection forms, computer programming, sample/data collection, quality control, data processing, data analysis, syndromic surveillance analysis and preparing reports. Other duties and responsibilities as required, including disaster and emergency preparedness responses. Lieutenant

U.S. Navy - Various - April 1987 to April 1998

Served in Unite State Navy in various positions, from Electrical Officer in Engineering department: ensuring all electrical and electronic equipment run safely and schedule maintenace is performed; last position was Operations Officer, ensuring ship schedule is maintained as well as maintenance and training schedule for all ship board personnel. Various collateral duties from Narcotic Medicinal Officer to Security officer.

EDUCATION

MPH and BS in Master in Public Health specialize Community Health; BS in Biology, minor in Chemistry University of North Florida - MPH, Prairie View A&M University - BS - Jacksonville, FL January 2000 to January 2004

SKILLS

Microsoft Office-word, excel, PowerPoint, paint; Online web research; SPSS statistical analysis; Interpreter

of Japanese; Researcher;

MILITARY SERVICE

Service Country: US

Branch: US Navy

Rank: Lieutenant 03

April 1987 to April 1998

U.S. Navy - Various

April 1987 to April 1998

Served in Unite State Navy in various positions, from Electrical Officer in Engineering department: ensuring all electrical and electronic equipment run safely and schedule maintenance is performed; last position was Operations Officer, ensuring ship schedule is maintained as well as maintenance and training schedule for all ship board personnel. Various collateral duties from Narcotic Medicinal Officer to Security officer.

Commendations:

Navy achievement; Navy commendation; National defense; Battle E; Overseas Service; Sea Service x3; Marksman Ribbon

AWARDS

Collaboration Award

April 2017 Leading Emergency Response team of entire County Health Department and partners in a successful mission completion for Hurricane Matthew 2017. CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSES

FEMA Professional Development Series

Federal Emergency Management Agency Professional Development Series includes seven Emergency Management Institute independent study courses that provide a well-rounded set of fundamentals for those in the emergency management profession. Many students on this foundation to develop their careers.

Intelligence Liaison Officer

The ILO services as the principal point of contact for their agency in matters related to crime information and intelligence, including terrorism.

GROUPS

Northeast Florida Healthcare Coalition (NEFLHCC)

October 2008 to April 2017

Executive Board Member of the Northeast Florida Healthcare Coalition (NEFLHCC) was formed in 2013 and includes Nassau, Duval, Baker, Clay, Flagler and St. Johns Counties. The goal of the Coalition is to promote and enhance the emergency preparedness and response capabilities of the healthcare systems in membership of counties and the region in general through:

- Building relationships and partnerships

- Facilitating communication, information, and resource sharing

- Promoting situational awareness among NEFLHCC members

- Coordinating training, drills, and exercises

- Strengthening medical surge capacity and capabilities

-Assisting emergency management and ESF 8 partners

- Maximizing movement and efficient utilization of existing resources First Coast Disaster Council (FCDC)

October 2008 to Present

Member: First Coast Disaster Council has 18 member hospitals in the Jacksonville Region. EMS, ambulance companies, and county emergency management also actively participate. PUBLICATIONS

Could Syndromic Surveillance Data Be Used Effectively with Other Sources? A Transposable Local View

http://www.floridahealth.gov/disease-and-conditions/disease-reporting-and-managment/florida- epidemicintelligence-

service/documents/2007/_documents/azarian_duval_chd.pdf April 2007

This panel member consultation is an international Society of Disease Surveillance sponsored project. It involved expert personnel in their respective area to address specific, priority questions confronting researchers, developers, and public health practitioners in the field of syndromic surveillance. The objective of the consultation was to develop expert, consensus-based recommendations that address specific, unsettled problems or unanswered questions that hinder advances in utilization of syndromic surveillance data in combination with other data sources. Epidemiology and Surveillance Role During BioWatch Actionable Result (BAR) https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/ab5f/3acebd377509f1bf0ccb61f50bac5fb1786d.pdf March 2007

The report described the roles of Epidemiology and surveillance regarding the general communication process, decision-making procedures, and systems for interpreting signals associated with a BioWatch Actionable Result.

Utilization of Syndromic Surveillance with Multiple Data Sources to Enhance Public Health Response

July 2009

The objective of the consultation was to develop expert, consensus-based recommendation for use of syndromic surveillance (SS) in combination with other human health, animal health, and environmental data sources to improve situational awareness in the event of a large-scale public health emergency.

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