Amanda Robison-Chadwell, MPH, PhD

Belton, Texas *6513 916-***-****

https://www.linkedin.com/in/amanda-r-54280b13 adgr9o@r.postjobfree.com

BELL COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH DISTRICT, Temple, TX

Director, 10/2016 to Present

Provided supervision and leadership to all health district operations and activities including community and partner engagement, overseeing the COVID-19 response, research, and budgetary oversight. Directed staff of 100 personnel and managed a budget totaling $8 million annually.

•Provide administrative support and management as the lead administrator.

•Facilitate the health and well being of the public through demonstrated ability to connect with all stakeholder groups.

•Played instrumental role in leading health district through three successful fiscal audits and successfully met all 11 contract deliverables.

•Experience examining health claims data, medical records, laboratory records and enrollment data as a component of the position for epidemiological, health care and HR purposes.

TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF STATE HEALTH SERVICES (DSHS), Austin, TX

Research Specialist IV, 3/2015 – 9/2016

Provided in depth qualitative and quantitative research findings to aid in the further advancements of the unit.

•Provided maintenance of data quality, data analysis, and advanced level research for registry.

•Conducted several projects including departmental publications, presentations, and internal and external data requests.

•Aided researchers with IRB application requirements by tailoring their research projects to provide meaningful insight in the fight against cancer.

•Created numerous data visualizations using Tableau.

•Supported researchers through conducting data linkages and other complex data analysis using SEER Stat, SAS and LinkPlus

RASMUSSEN COLLEGE Remote

Adjunct Faculty, 5/2016 – Present

Taught university students courses needed towards degree including Introduction to Epidemiology, International Healthcare, and Healthcare Administration. Also functioned as a subject matter expert in course development for epidemiology and practices and policies in public health.

Interacted with faculty, staff, and students to monitor academic progress and achievement.

Developed two new courses and worked closely with instructional designers to re-develop epidemiology course.

Evaluated and selected instructional materials and texts to prepare course materials and lesson plans.

Emphasized student-centered learning by allowing students to engage in meaningful classroom discussions and integrated interactive classroom tools such as technology into instruction.

ECTOR COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Odessa, TX

Public Health Emergency Preparedness Manager, 6/2013 – 2/2015

Maintained work operations by following policies and procedures. Guided planning, budgeting, and management initiatives of the Public Health Emergency Preparedness Department.

•Provided epidemiological surveillance, syndromic surveillance, and reported to Texas Department of State Health Services and the CDC.

•Individually led program and created new components that increased threat risk assessment score in the community substantially.

•Acted a direct supervisor of the SNS Coordinator, planning the Strategic National Stockpile (SNS) and Points of Dispensing (POD) as well as periodic supervisor of the foodborne and waterborne health departments and nursing departments for disease investigation.

EDUCATION & CREDENTIALS

PhD in Public Health, Community Health Education, Walden University, 2017

Master of Public Health, Epidemiology, Walden University, 2011

Bachelor of Arts, Anthropology with emphasis in Biological Anthropology California State University, Sacramento, 2008

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