Public Health Science Graduate

Shanza Tassaddaqe

*E Fisher Manor (Grasonville, MD) 21638 Phone: 410-***-**** E

mail: **************@*****.*** Objective: Aspiring graduate student seeking a career that will utilize a background in health data analysis and public health knowledge to improve quality of care in healthcare settings. Holds experience with healthcare spending research and analysis of health data at the local and global level.

Education

University of Maryland, College Park, MD

B.S. in Public Health Science (Anticipated May 2020)

Relevant coursework:

• Senior Thesis Research-Cardiovascular Readmission (use of PubMed and NIH Health Topics)

• Understanding of Health Policy and Services (focus on health insurance and payment system)

• Biostatistics for Public Health Practice/ Epidemiology for Public Health Practice

• Public Health Informatics/ Data Analysis tools (GIS, Python, EPIC, Excel, Adobe Creative Cloud)

• Global Health/ Behavioral and Community Issues in Public Health (understanding environmental concerns and global health discrepancies)

Professional Experience

Community Health and Wellness Department, Suburban Hospital Bethesda, MD (2019-2020) Intern

Conducted research and analyzed the readmission of cardiovascular patients to reassess discharge policies

Analyzed and inputted fiscal community benefit data using hospital CBISA software to help track budget and spending

Programmed surveys for participants of community health seminars and synthesized feedback results into summary report

Coordinated with physicians to create presentations for senior students of the OSHER program of Johns Hopkins University

University of Maryland College Park, MD (2016-2017) Research Assistant

Supported feeding for T. Dalmani stalk-eyed fly experiment subjects and collected PCR data for gene expression

Analyzed gene coding sequences in GeneCards software for T. Dalmani species

Relayed experimental findings and data to senior staff through final research paper Leadership Experience

One Tent Health College Park, MD (2019- present)

Volunteer

Engaged in advocacy for HIV testing awareness for minority populations

Facilitated the testing of HIV for individuals attending the facility after proper training Food Recovery Network College Park, MD (2018- 2020) Volunteer

Packaged and delivered food from the university dining locations to local community homeless shelters to provide meals to those in need.

American Medical Women’s Association College Park, MD (2018-2019) Project Coordinator

Coordinated student led activities that strengthened background in health and career development

Participated in career development mentoring

Skills

Computer Skills: Matlab, CBISA software, EPIC, Microsoft Office, Global burden of disease data visualization tool, Adobe Creative Cloud, SQL, PubMed

Languages: Urdu, Hindi, Punjabi(Intermediate), Spanish(Intermediate)

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