Tom Mongare Ndege
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Auburn WA 98001 Email: *********@*****.***
Highlights:
PhD in Public Health with concentration on Epidemiology and Biostatistics
+ 8 years’ scripting experience using SAS and python
+3 years’ experience with SAS
+3 years’ experience SQL
3+ Python experience
5+ Experience with written and oral communication of research results
5+ Experience evaluating public health pediatric health programs
Able to integrate data from multiple sources
Excellent database skills in Oracle and Access
EDUCATION
Doctor of Philosophy (Epidemiology) 2017-2022
Walden University All BUT Dissertation
Doctor of Philosophy (Economics)
2000-2007
Moi University Kenya
WORK EXPERIENCE
Case Resource Manager
Data Analyst
Department of social and Human Services Apr 2022
Seattle WA
Responsibilities
•Planning and organizing research programs using case studies approaches
•Communicating in both written and oral form results of research to users
•Evaluating health pediatric programs
Doctoral Research Assistant May 2018- Sep. 2022
University of North Carolina
Seattle WA
Responsibilities:
Conducting research in epidemiology and biostatistics
Translate questions and hypotheses into the structured analysis
Develop dashboards and recommendations to internal stakeholders
Ensuring data integrity across all performance-based metrics
Presenting key findings to non-technical team members using VBA
Research EXPERIENCE
Researcher Jun 2016-Jun 2019
Big Water Consulting
Responsibilities
Cleaning, organizing, and using diagnostic tools to improve estimation of parameters
Conducting statistical analyses and interpretation
Planning and organizing research plans and programs
Presenting papers in conferences and seminars
Preparing proposals and papers for discussions
Research Associate Sep 2013-Jul 2016
MacEwan University
Edmonton, AB
Responsibilities
Assisting in the coordination of research team
Conducting a metanalysis of the research areas of interest
Visualization of research findings for the presentation before stakeholders
Developing proposals for grant purposes
Preparing documents for Institutional Review Board (IRB)
Teaching Experience
Teaching Professor Sep 2012-Jul 2014
George Brown College
Responsibilities
Assess, develop feedback and report on student’s progress as needed
planning and organizing research programs
conducting statistical analyses and interpretation
collecting qualitative and quantitative data from communities
Conduct research and update knowledge on areas of teaching focus
Visiting Professor Nov 2010-Sep 2012
University of Toronto
Responsibilities
Evaluate curricular, materials, learning environments and assessment tools
Coordinate, plan, present and evaluate two or more course every semester
Helping students with academic and career development
Attending meetings at the academy and contributing the develop of curricular
Chairing panels in research meeting on curriculum improvement
Publications
Ndege, Tom Mongare, Joash Abere Migosi and Jane Onsongo (2011), “Determinants of Research Productivity among Academic in Kenya”, International Journal of Education Economics and Development Vol.2 No.3, PP. 288-300
Ndege, Tom Mongare, Nyongesa Humphrey, Zachary Getenga and Salima Chacha (2010) “Social Capital Formation in Water Resource Management in the Nzoia River Drainage Basin”, Global Business and Economics Anthology, 2(2),2010:127-136
Ndege, Tom Mongare and Kimengi Isaac Njuguna (2010), “Student Engagement and Student Retention in Moi University, Kenya”, Global Business and Economics Anthology, 2(2):247-255
Ndege Tom Mongare (2009) “Trust, Ethnic Lineage and Collective Action in the Management of Mau South Water Tower, Kenya”, Global Business & Economics Anthology, Vol. II, December 2009, PP. 32-37
Ndege Tom Mongare, “Determinants of Investment in Basic Education in the Context of ‘Free’ Primary Education: A Case Study of Asin Gishu District, Kenya,” Journal of Education and Human Resource 5, December 2008: 94-109
Ndege Tom Mongare and Musera Geoffrey, “Bursary allocation and school retention among boys and Girls in Kenya”, The Educator 2 (1) July 2008:217-232
Available Upon request