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Weekday evenings after 5pm, except third Thursdays. Fridays I could meet during the workday from11am-4pm if needed.I prefer not Tuesdays but can make it work.


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Sonja Likumahuwa-Ackman

Aloha OR 97003

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As the parent of a 9-year old, I have a personal stake in the future health of our county. I have lived inWashington County for eight years and I feel that I can contribute a unique perspective to the board. Mybackground in public health research and community development gives me a unique perspective tounderstand public health and public policy issues from multiple angles. I believe in putting the communityand evidence at the center of policy decision-making. I have lived overseas and worked to understand theperspectives of many diverse groups within a community.


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I hold Master’s degrees in Public Health and International Development. I have worked in public healthresearch for eleven years, nearly eight at OHSU in the field of Family Medicine, which has significantoverlaps with the values and goals of public health. My work focuses on understanding population health,particularly for underserved members of the community, such as racial and ethnic minorities, those withlimited English proficiency, homeless, food insecure, and those with low literacy. In particular, my team'sresearch explores health information technology opportunities for these underserved populations, as wellas the role of data in helping us to understand the trends and challenges of achieving equitable populationhealth. Through my job, I have traveled into community health centers throughout Oregon to talk withclinic staff, clinic leaders, and patients about their current practices and visions for the future. I founded apatient panel that serves as an advisory board for our research, helping to break down traditionalacademic-community barriers and make our research more transparent and relevant. Through my work, Ialso need to understand the major state and federal health policy initiatives, such as the community-levelimpacts of the Affordable Care Act, the emergence of CCOs (and CCO 2.0), the Oregon Medicaid waiver,and the Medicaid expansion. I have several leadership roles at OHSU, including managing mydepartment's postdoctoral research fellowship program and overseeing grant proposal submissions andbudget development. I lived overseas in Indonesia (5 years) and Germany (1 year) and saw firsthand notonly the importance of public health but the important role that the community can play in supportinghealth for all community members. I studied community resilience and community development with afocus on health and its intersection with economics and education, the three-legged stool of communitydevelopment. I became more aware of issues that face less privileged citizens and how to engage diversecommunities to foster community-building. I have a long history of community volunteerism. In Pittsburgh,PA, where I lived from 2005-2010, I was a disaster volunteer with the American Red Cross for four years,involving responding to disaster scenes (typically house fires) to assess damages and provide Red Crossresources to affected families. I have been active through my church in many other community activities.For example, I am the leader of a volunteer group that serves a free lunch to neighbors in Beaverton. Iserve on the Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee for the Hillsboro School District. I have brought a focusin that group to underserved students and schools within the district to bring equitable learningenvironments to all students no matter how old their school is.


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I believe there are three components to achieve sustainable and equitable community development:public health, economic stimulation, and education excellence. If one of these three components ismissing or weak, there will be major issues in sustaining development. Most people are not aware of theimportant role of public health in our lives, but of course public health must grapple with big, cross-cuttingissues such as clean water, achieving a health-promoting built environment, access to health services,understanding and engaging diverse communities, helping to address community epidemics such asoverweight, obesity and mental health issues, ensuring all citizens will benefit from health informationtechnology, and communicating effectively to the community about public health issues (childhoodimmunizations, water fluoridation, helmet safety, etc.). That sometimes seems like a daunting task. TheBoard needs to be able to synthesize new information, based in a firm understanding of the communitiesit serves, and make informed recommendations to influence policy direction.


I don't believe there are any. OHSU is expanding to Washington County through its acquisition of Tuality,and my department of Family Medicine has opened two primary care clinics in WashCo with plans for atleast one more. Because I work on the research side, and not on the clinical side of my department, Idon't believe there will be a conflict.

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CURRICULUM VITAE OREGON HEALTH & SCIENCE UNIVERSITY

NAME Sonja Likumahuwa-Ackman

DATE

11/28/2018

I. PRESENT POSITION AND ADDRESS Academic Rank:

Assistant Director, Research Program Manager

Department/Division:

Family Medicine

Professional Address:

Portland, OR 97239 E-Mail Address:

II. EDUCATION Undergraduate and Graduate (Include Year, Degree, and Institution): 1996-2000 St. Olaf College

Northfield, MN BA – Women’s Studies, Hispanic Studies

2005-2008 University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health Pittsburgh, PA MPH - Behavioral and Community Health Science Graduate Certificate in Public Health Preparedness and Disaster Response

2005-2008 University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public and International Affairs

Pittsburgh, PA MID – NGOs and Civil Society

III. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Academic (Include Year, Position, and Institution): Assistant Director, Center for Primary Care Research & Innovation 2018-present OHSU Family Medicine, Portland, OR Manage Center staff within the Department of Family Medicine; oversee fiscal management for research projects; oversee workflow across Center’s research projects; oversee updates for Center’s stakeholder groups; direct all program meetings and retreats, including Steering Committee, Administrative Core team, Advisory Board, and evaluation team. Oversee development of the vision for the Center, including expanding research programs, initiating new research projects, new infrastructure, and new training opportunities for research fellows. Direct outreach to potential collaborators; screen new proposals submitted to the Center, making recommendations as needed; oversee research proposal submissions. Family Medicine Research Postdoctoral Fellowship Manager 2016-present OHSU Family Medicine, Portland, OR Direct administration of Center postdoctoral fellowship program, Direct recruitment, hiring and onboarding of

fellows; Direct all fellowship activities; Direct other research opportunities for volunteers and learners including medical and other graduate students. Lead procurement of sustainable funding for learner engagement in research. Research Program Manager 2014- present OHSU Family Medicine, Portland, OR Develop and implement program and project communications plan(s) to ensure timely and effective communication of project progress to all appropriate internal and external stakeholders involved with the project. Work with key research partners to ensure smooth information flow and communication. Oversee and actively contribute to the drafting of manuscripts, presentations, posters, newsletter contributions, grant progress reports, blog posts, social media, and other critical cross-project communication. Collaborate across OHSU and with other community partners to effectively advocate for and inform about collaborative projects. Serve as a conduit to OHSU administrative and other resources for project teams. Research Associate 2011 - 2014

OHSU Family Medicine, Portland, OR Managed multiple research grants in collaboration with OCHIN, Inc., a nonprofit health information technology company. Coordinated a practice-based research network comprised of safety net primary care health centers with a linked electronic health record; designed communication plan; drafted manuscripts for publication; delivered presentations and posters at professional conferences; managed IRB submissions and modifications; coordinated multi-day consultant visits; planned forums and events for stakeholder engagement; initiated and coordinated a patient engagement panel for research. Project Director 2008 – 2010 University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Liver Cancer Center, Pittsburgh, PA Coordinated data collection for an RCT investigating an internet-based cognitive behavior intervention in liver cancer patients and their primary caregivers; trained and managed up to eight project assistants; maintained project database; administered pre and post-intervention surveys; managed IRB and manuscript development. Directed data collection for two pilot studies: (1) complicated bereavement in primary caregivers of deceased liver cancer patients, and (2) impact of depression on recovery from traumatic injury. Qualitative Data Coder 2006 – 2008 Qualitative Data Analysis Project, Pittsburgh, PA Used Atlas TI and other coding software to code a wide variety of qualitative documents (including interview and focus group transcripts, video and emails); worked with investigators to develop codes. Other (Include Year, Position, and Institution): Patient Safety Fellow 2008 Jewish Healthcare Foundation, Pittsburgh, PA Applied Toyota Production System and lean production models to healthcare; developed strategies to address patient safety, quality improvement, and ethics issues in a variety of healthcare settings. Monitoring and Evaluation Intern 2007 – 2008 Global Links, Pittsburgh, PA Established monitoring and evaluation systems for a global health nonprofit to track its donation shipments to developing countries and to evaluate the shipments’ impact on programmatic goals. IV. SCHOLARSHIP Publications/Creative Work: Peer-reviewed 1. Angier H, Jacobs EA, Huguet N, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Robert S, DeVoe JE. Progress towards Using

Community Context with Clinical Data in Primary Care. In press: Family Medicine and Community Health. 2. Ukhanova M, Heintzman J, Tseng A, Yamashita D, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, DeVoe J.  Bridging the Gap:

Equipping Clinicians with Embedded Research Fellows. In press: Annals of Family Medicine.

3. Cottrell EK, Gold R, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Angier, H, Huguet N, Cohen DJ, Clark KD, Gottlieb, LM, DeVoe, JE. (2018). Using Health Information Technology to Bring Social Determinants of Health into Primary Care: A Conceptual Framework to Guide Research. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved 29(3), 949-963. Johns Hopkins University Press.

4. Warren N, Gaudino J, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Dickerson K, Robbins L, Norman K, Lind J, D’Amato S, Foley P, Gold R, Bauer V, Fields S, Cohen D, Clark K, DeVoe J. (2018) Building Meaningful Patient Engagement in Research: Case Study from ADVANCE Clinical Data Research Network. Medical Care.

5. DeVoe JE, Mochizuki M, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Han H, Huguet N, Heintzman J, Marino M, Bailey SR, Angier HE, Yamashita D. Family medicine, big data, and community laboratories. JADECOM Monthly Community Medicine. 2018;32(1):17-26.

6. Hall J, Harding RL, DeVoe JE, Gold R, Angier H, Sumic A, Nelson, C, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Cohen DJ. (2018) Designing Health Information Technology Tools to Prevent Gaps in Public Health Insurance. Journal of Innovation in Health Informatics.

7. Cottrell EK, Hall JD, Kautz G, Angier H, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Sisulak L, Keller S, Cameron DC, DeVoe JE, Cohen DJ. Reporting from the front lines: Implementing Oregon’s alternative payment methodology in federally qualified health centers. The Journal of Ambulatory Care Management. 2017 Oct/Dec;40(4):339-346.

8. Harding RL, Hall JD, DeVoe JE, Angier H, Gold R, Nelson C, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Heintzman J, Sumic A, Cohen JD. Maintaining public health insurance benefits: How primary care clinics keep low-income patients insured. Patient Experience Journal. 2017 Nov;4(3):61-69.

9. Angier H, O’Malley JP, Marino M, McConnell KJ, Cottrell, E, Jacob RL, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Heintzman J, Huguet N, Bailey SR, DeVoe JE. (2017) Evaluating Community Health Centers’ Adoption of a New Global Capitation Payment (eCHANGE) Study Protocol. Contemporary Clinical Trials. Jan;52:35-38. doi: 10.1016/j.cct.2016.11.001. Epub 2016 Nov 9.

10. Huguet N, Angier H, Marino M, McConnell J, Hoopes M, O'Malley J, Raynor L, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Holderness H, DeVoe JE. (2017) Protocol for the Analysis of a Natural Experiment on the Impact of the Affordable Care Act on Diabetes Care in Community Health Centers. Implementation Science. 2017 Feb 10;12(1):14

11. DeVoe JE, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Shannon J, Steiner-Hayward E. (2017) Creating 21st Century Laboratories and Classrooms for Improving Population Health. Academic Medicine, Apr;92(4):475-482.

12. DeVoe JE, Bazemore AW, Cottrell EK, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Grandmont J, Spach N, Gold R. (2016) Perspectives in Primary Care: A Conceptual Framework and Path to Integrating Social Determinants of Health Into Primary Care Practice. Annals of Family Medicine, Mar 14(2):104-8.

13. Arkind JA, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Warren N, Cottrell EK, Dickerson K, Robbins L, Norman K, DeVoe JE. (2015) Lessons learned from developing a patient engagement panel: an OCHIN report. Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine, September-October 2015 28(5):632-638.

14. Howrey BT, Thompson BL, Borkan J, Kennedy LB, Hughes LS, Johnson BH, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Westfall JM, Davis A, deGruy F. (2015) Family Medicine for America’s Health: Partnering with Patients, Families and Communities. Family Medicine 2015;47(8):604-611.

15. Angier H, Marino M, Sumic A, OMalley J, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Hoopes M, Nelson C, Gold R, Cohen D, Dickerson K, DeVoe JE. (2015) Innovative Methods for Parents And Clinics to Create Tools for Kids’ Care (IMPACCT Kids’ Care) Study Protocol. Contemporary Clinical Trials, Aug 17, S1551-7144(15)30068-9.

16. Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Angier H, Sumic A, Harding RL, Cottrell EK, Cohen DJ, Nelson C, Burdick T, Wallace LS, Gallia C, Dickerson K, DeVoe JE. (2015) IMPACCT Kids Care: a real-world example of stakeholder involvement in comparative effectiveness research. Journal of Comparative Effectiveness Research 4(4): 351–357.

17. DeVoe JE, Huguet N, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Angier H, Nelson C, Marino M, Cohen DJ, Sumic A, Hoopes M, Harding RL, Dearing M, Gold R. (2015) Testing health information technology tools to facilitate

health insurance support: a protocol for an effectiveness-implementation hybrid randomized trial. Implementation Science, Aug 25;10(1):123.

18. Gold R, Burdick T, Angier H, Wallace L, Nelson C, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, DeVoe JE. (2015) Improve Synergy between Health Information Exchange and Electronic Health Records to Increase Rates of Continuously Insured Patients. eGEMs (Generating Evidence & Methods to improve patient outcomes), August 6;3(1):1158.

19. Heintzman J, Gold R, Krist A, Crosson J, Likumahuwa S, DeVoe JE. (2014) Practice-based Research Networks (PBRNs) Are Promising Laboratories for Conducting Dissemination and Implementation Research. Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine. 2014 Nov-Dec;27(6):759-62. doi: 10.3122/jabfm.2014.06.140092. PMID: 25381072

20. Angier H, Likumahuwa S, Finnegan S, Vakarcs T, Bazemore A, Carrozza M, DeVoe JE. (2014) Using Geographic Information Systems to Identify Communities in Need of Health Insurance Outreach within the OCHIN Practice-based Research Network. Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine. 2014 Nov-Dec;27(6):804-10. doi: 10.3122/jabfm.2014.06.140029. PMID: 25381078

21. DeVoe JE, Angier H, Likumahuwa S, Hall J, Nelson C, Dickerson K, Keller S, Burdick T, Cohen DJ. (2014) Use of Qualitative Methods and User-Centered Design to Develop Customized Health Information Technology Tools within Federally-Qualified Health Centers to Keep Children Insured. Journal of Ambulatory Care Management 2014 Apr-Jun;37(2):148-54.

22. Heintzman J, Likumahuwa S, Nelson C, Eiff MP, Gold R, Carroll JE, Muench J, Hill C, Mital M, DeVoe JE. (2014) “Not a Kidney or a Lung”: Challenges to Conducting Practice-based Research in Community Health Centers. Family Medicine Family Medicine 46(2);February 2014.

23. Bailey S, O’Malley JP, Gold R, Heintzman J, Likumahuwa S, DeVoe JE. (2013) Diabetes Care Quality is Highly Correlated with Patient Panel Characteristics. Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine, November-December; 26(6):669-679.

24. Likumahuwa S, Song H, Singal R, Weir RC, Crane H, Muench J, Sim SC, DeVoe JE. (2013) Building Research Infrastructure in Community Health Centers: A Community Health Applied Research Network (CHARN) Report. Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine; September-October;26 (5).

25. DeVoe JE, Likumahuwa S, Eiff MP, Nelson C, Carroll JE, Hill CN, Gold R, Kullberg P. (2012) Commentary: Developing a New PBRN: Lessons Learned and Challenges Ahead. Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine September-October;25(5);560-564.

26. DeVoe JE, Gold R, Spofford M, Chauvie S, Muench J, Turner A, Likumahuwa S, Nelson C. Developing a Network of Community Health Centers With a Common Electronic Health Record: Description of the Safety Net West Practice-based Research Network (SNW-PBRN). Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine. 2011; 24 (5): 597-604.

27. Steel J, Geller DA, Tsung A, Marsh JW, Dew MA, Spring M, Grady J, Likumahuwa S, Dunlavy A, Youssef M, Antoni M, Butterfield LH, Schulz R, Day R, Helgeson V, Kim KH, Gamblin TC. Randomized controlled trial of a collaborative care intervention to manage cancer-related symptoms: lessons learned. Clinical Trials. 2011;8(3):298-310.

28. Moore AM, Gamblin TC, Geller DA, Youssef MN, Hoffman KE, Gemmell L, Likumahuwa SM, Bovberg DH, Marsland A, Steel JL. A prospective study of posttraumatic growth as assessed by self report and family caregiver in the context of advanced cancer. Psychooncology. 2011 May;20(5):479-87.

29. Shamalla-Hannah LB, Likumahuwa S, Ali R. COMMENTARY: A Conservation Health Program in Indonesian Borneo: Lessons Learned. Environmental Practice 2008; 10(1):20-28.

30. Ali R., Jacobs S. Saving the Rainforest through Health Care: Medicine as Conservation in Borneo.” International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health 2007; 13:295-311.

Non-peer-reviewed 1. Hughes L, Likumahuwa-Ackman S. Acting on Social Determinants of Health: A Primer for Family

Physicians. American Family Physician. 2017 Jun 1;95(11):695-696. 2. Likumahuwa-Ackman S. “Lessons Learned from Using a Blog for Dissemination and Engagement in a

Practice-Based Research Network Pt. 2.” Community Research Laboratory Blog. February 21, 2017. http://frontiersofhealthcare.com/2017/02/lessons-learned-from-using-a-blog-for-dissemination-and-engagement-in-a-practice-based-research-network-pt-2/

3. Likumahuwa-Ackman S. “Lessons Learned from Using a Blog for Dissemination and Engagement in a Practice-Based Research Network Pt. 1.” Community Research Laboratory Blog. February 13, 2017. http://frontiersofhealthcare.com/2017/02/lessons-learned-from-using-a-blog-for-dissemination-and-engagement-in-a-practice-based-research-network-pt-1/

4. Likumahuwa S, DeVoe JE. Learning Collaborative in the Healthcare Safety Net to Create Actionable Data. Annals of Family Medicine, published July 5, 2012. Invited comment on: The Folsom Group. Communities of

Solution: The Folsom Report Revisited. Ann Fam Med May/June 2012 10:250-260.

http://annfammed.org/content/10/3/250/reply#annalsfm_el_24987 Submitted DeVoe JE, Huguet H, Angier H, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Gold R, Bazemore A. Precision Health: Personalized

Care Based on Where a Patient Lives. Submitted to Annals of Family Medicine, June 2018.

Peer-Reviewed Abstracts 1. Hall J, Cottrell E, DeVoe J, Cameron D, Keller S, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Arkind J, Cohen D. Alternative

Payment Methodology Implementation in Community Health Centers. North American Primary Care Research Group 43rd Annual Meeting. Cancun, Mexico, October 24-28, 2015, Oral Presentation on Completed Research.

2. Hall JD, Harding RL, Crane C, DeVoe JE, Nelson CA, Gold R, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Keller SR, Sumic A, Cohen DJ. The role of primary care in helping patients maintain insurance coverage. North American Primary Care Research Group 43rd Annual Meeting. Cancun, Mexico, October 24-28, 2015, Oral Presentation on Completed Research.

3. Harding RL, Hall JD, Crane C, DeVoe JE, Nelson CA, Gold R, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Keller SR, Sumic A, Cohen DJ. Easing the burden of Medicaid enrollment: how primary care clinics improve the patient experience. North American Primary Care Research Group 43rd Annual Meeting. Cancun, Mexico, October 24-28, 2015, Oral Presentation on Completed Research.

4. Tillotson C, Wallace L, Marino M, O’Malley J, Sumic A, Likumahuwa S, Hall J, Cohen D, Cottrell E, Baker L, Nelson C, DeVoe J. Oregon Medicaid Coverage Loss among Adolescents Aged 17 to 19. North American Primary Care Research Group 43rd Annual Meeting. Cancun, Mexico, October 24-28, 2015, Oral Presentation.

5. Cottrell E, Arkind J, Likumahuwa S. Factors that influence Alternative Payment Methodology implementation. NACHC CHI 2015, Orlando, FL, August 23-25, 2015, Poster.

6. Tillotson C, Wallace LS, Marino M, O’Malley J, Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Sumic A, Angier H, Cottrell EK, Cohen DJ, Hall J, Baker L, Nelson CA, DeVoe JE. “Medicaid Coverage Loss among Adolescents Aged 17 to 19 at Oregon Safety-Net Clinics.” OHSU Research Week, May 4, 2015, Poster.

7. Cottrell E, Arkind J, Likumahuwa S, Davis E, Ducas A, Brick K, Alston C, Cohen D, DeVoe J. Using a Blog to Electronically Disseminate Real-Time Research Finding. North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting. New York, NY, November 21-25, 2014, Poster.

8. Cottrell E, Cohen DJ, Likumahuwa S, Arkind J, Hall J, DeVoe JE. Early Findings from an Oregon Payment Reform Experiment in the Safety Net. North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting. New York, NY, November 21-25, 2014, Oral Presentation.

9. Nelson C, Cohen D, Gold R, Likumahuwa S, Burdick T, Puro J, Hall J, Sumic A, DeVoe JE. User-Centered HIT Design Methods in Primary Care Research. North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting. New York, NY, November 21-25, 2014, Oral Presentation.

10. Likumahuwa S, Arkind J, Dickerson K, Nelson C, Robbins L, Bauer V, DeVoe JE. “Engaging Patients to Inform Community Health Research within a Practice-based Research Network.” Oral Presentation accepted to The 6th International Conference on Patient- and Family-Centered Care: Partnerships for Quality and Safety, Vancouver, British Columbia, August 2014.

11. Likumahuwa S, Dickerson K, Cohen DJ, Hall J, Nelson C, Keller S, Lembach J, DeVoe JE. “A Patient- and Clinic-Centered Approach to Developing Health IT Tools for Health Insurance Outreach.” Oral Presentation

accepted to The 6th International Conference on Patient- and Family-Centered Care: Partnerships for Quality and Safety, Vancouver, British Columbia, August 2014.

12. Cottrell EB, Likumahuwa S, Arkind JA, Cohen DJ, DeVoe JE. “Oregon's Alternative Payment Methodology - Early Practice Implications.” Oral presentation at the AcademyHealth State Interest Group meeting, June 8, 2014.

13. DeVoe JE, Angier H, Likumahuwa S, Hall J, Nelson C, Dickerson K, Keller S, Burdick T, Cohen D. Developing Customized Health Information Technology Tools within Federally-Qualified Health Centers to Keep Children Insured. Poster Presentation at AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting (ARM). San Diego, CA. June 10, 2014.

14. Angier H, Likumahuwa S, Vakarcs T, Finnegan S, Carrozza M, Bazemore A, DeVoe JE. Using Geographic Information Systems to Identify Uninsured Community Health Center Patients and Prioritize Outreach. Poster presentation at the AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, June 2014.

15. Arkind J, Likumahuwa S, Dickerson K, Cottrell E, Warren N, Robbins L, Norman K, DeVoe JE. “Engaging Patients to Inform Community Health Research Within a Practice-Based Research Network.” Poster presented at OHSU Research Week May 5, 2014.

16. Arkind J, Likumahuwa S, Dickerson K, Cottrell E, Warren N, Robbins L, Norman K, DeVoe JE. “Engaging Patients to Inform Community Health Research Within a Practice-Based Research Network.” Poster presented at the Community-Campus Partnerships for Health 13th International Conference, Chicago IL, April 30 - May 3, 2014.

17. Burdick T, Lembach J, Ellington D, Likumahuwa S, Cohen D, Gold R, DeVoe J, Merrell J, Merrell D. “Accelerating Innovations of Electronic Health Records Using Workflow Diagrams, Low-Fidelity Prototypes, and Think Aloud Usability Testing. Poster presentation at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement 25th Annual National Forum, Orlando, FL, December 8-11, 2013.

18. Likumahuwa S, Arkind J, Nelson C, Dickerson K, Robbins L, Bauer V, DeVoe JE. “Engaging Patients to Inform Community Health Research Within a Practice-based Research Network.” Oral Presentation on Completed Research at North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting 2013.

19. Cohen DJ, Likumahuwa S, Nelson C, Keller S, Hall J, Gunn R, Turner A, Loredo M, Baker L, DeVoe JE. “Using HIT in CHCs to Reduce Gaps and Lapses in Children’s Health Insurance.” Oral Presentation on Completed Research at North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting 2013.

20. Likumahuwa S, Massimino S, Song H, Laws R, Kaleba E, Crane H. "Community Health Applied Research Network (CHARN): Community-centered approaches to eliminating health disparities." Poster presented at the NACHC Community Health Institute Expo, August 25, 2013.

21. Arkind J, Bauer V, Nelson C, Likumahuwa S, Shoemaker L, Schuff K, DeVoe JE. “Developing Partnerships for Regulatory Success in Community Health Research.” Poster presented at NAPCRG/AHRQ Practice-Based Research Conference, Bethesda, MD, June 22-23, 2013.

22. Lembach J, Nelson C, Likumahuwa S, Angier H, DeVoe JE. “Development of a Conceptual Prototype for an Electronic Health Record Tool to Aid in Public Health Insurance Enrollment and Retention in Community Health Centers.” Poster presented at NAPCRG/AHRQ Practice-Based Research Conference, Bethesda, MD, June 22-23, 2013.

23. Likumahuwa S, Massimino S, Song H, Laws R, Kaleba E, Crane H. "Community Health Applied Research Network (CHARN): Community-centered approaches to eliminating health disparities." Poster accepted to the 2012 NIH Summit on the Science of Eliminating Health Disparities, National Harbor, Maryland, December 17-19, 2012.

24. Bauer V, Nelson C, Likumahuwa S, Shoemaker L, Bankowski S, Schuff K. "Developing Partnerships for Regulatory Success In Community Health Research." Poster on Completed Research at the 40th Annual Meeting of the North American Primary Care Research Group, New Orleans, LA, December 5-10, 2012.

25. Puro J, Hazlehurst B, Likumahuwa S, Nelson C, McIntire P, Lembach J, Bailey S, Bauer V. “The CER Hub: A Platform Supporting Collaborative Comparative Effectiveness Research.” Poster on Research in Progress at

the 40th Annual Meeting of the North American Primary Care Research Group, New Orleans, LA, December 5-10, 2012.

26. Likumahuwa S. “Research 101.” Oral presentation at the OCHIN Learning Forum, Portland, OR, November 15, 2012.

27. Heintzman J, Likumahuwa S. “Clinicians' Experience & Perspectives on Research: PBRN Panel Discussion.” Panel presentation at the OCHIN Learning Forum, Portland, OR, November 15-17, 2012.

28. Bauer V, Nelson C, Kullberg P, Likumahuwa S, DeVoe JE. Primary Care Research and OCHIN’s Practice-Based Research Network. Oral presentation at the Northwest Regional Primary Care Association Spring Primary Care Conference, Portland, OR, May 12-15, 2012.

29. Nelson C, DeVoe JE, Gold R, McIntire P, Puro J, Likumahuwa S, Saultz J. New Possibilities for Using Electronic Health Record Data to Address Questions Traditionally Explored in Claims Data. Workshop at the 39th Annual Meeting of the North American Primary Care Research Group, Banff, Alberta November 15, 2011.

30. DeVoe J, Nelson C, Bauer V, Likumahuwa S. PBRN with a Common EHR: Research Potentials. Oral Presentation at AHRQ PBRN Conference, Bethesda MD, June 22-24 2011.

31. Likumahuwa S, Delestienne E. Learning from the Global South: Applying Community-Based Disaster Management to Low-Resource Communities in the U.S. Poster presented at UCLA Conference on Public Health and Disasters, Torrance, CA, May 18-21 2008.

Other Likumahuwa S. A Social-Ecological Perspective on Nosocomial Infection Control in Developing Countries: Exploring the Role of International NGOs. Master’s Thesis, defended March 17, 2008. Invited Lectures, Conference Presentations or Professorships: International and National Likumahuwa S. “PBRN in the Safety Net.” Invited presentation at Association of Ontario Health Centres Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada, June 5, 2015. Regional and Local 1. Likumahuwa-Ackman S, Diener C. “Managing citations, biosketch, and NIH compliance – Easier than a

Colonoscopy!” Presentation at the OHSU Department of Family Medicine Working On Research Collaboratively (WORC) Group, April 8, 2015.

2. Angier H, Bailey S, Likumahuwa S. “Beyond Manuscripts and Conferences: Current and Future Strategies for Research Communication in DFM.” Presentation at the OHSU Department of Family Medicine Working On Research Collaboratively (WORC) Group, March 12, 2014.

3. McConnell KJ, Likumahuwa S, Bauer V, Wilkes K. “Funding Focus: A closer look at PCORI.” Panel presentation at May 16, 2013 Funding Focus series presented by OHSU Research Funding and Development Services.

4. Likumahuwa S, Waller E, Hatt W, Michaels L. “Overview of Practice-Based Research Networks and Family Medicine Research.” Presentation at the OHSU Department of Family Medicine Working On Research Collaboratively (WORC) Group, April 17, 2013.

5. Likumahuwa S, Arkind J. “Introduction to OCHIN.” Presentation at the OHSU Department of Family Medicine Working On Research Collaboratively (WORC) Group, March 13, 2013.

6. Likumahuwa S, Angier H. “Opportunities to Use GIS Mapping Technology in Health Services Research.” Presentation at the OHSU Department of Family Medicine Working On Research Collaboratively (WORC) Group, July 11, 2012.

7. Nelson C, Likumahuwa S, DeVoe J. “Primary Care Research and OCHIN’s Practice-Based Research Network.” Invited presentation at the OHSU Community Partnerships for Health quarterly meeting, Portland, OR, January 25, 2012.

8. Likumahuwa S. Cardiovascular Disease Pilot Projects in CHARN (Community Health Applied Research Network). Invited research update at the OHSU Department of Family Medicine Monthly Department Meeting, November 3, 2011.

V. SERVICE Membership in Professional Societies:

2016-present Member, North American Primary Care Research Group Editorial and Ad Hoc Review Activities:

2013-present Peer Reviewer, Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine 2013-present Peer Reviewer, American Medical Informatics Association 2014-present Peer Reviewer, North American Primary Care Research Group 2015-present Peer Reviewer, Libertas Press 2015-present Peer Reviewer, Journal of Healthcare for the Poor and Underserved 2015-present Peer Reviewer, Annals of Family Medicine 2016-present Peer Reviewer, Journal of Comparative Effectiveness Research

Committees: International/National

2012-2016 OCHIN Patient Engagement Panel, Co-founder and Member 2011-2016 OCHIN Practice-Based Research Network, Member 2011-2013 Community Health Applied Research Network Communication and Engagement

Committee, Chair Departmental

2018 Selection committee for the Director of Family Medicine Portland Residency position, Member

2016-2017 Selection committee for the Kaiser Permanente Professor of Evidence Based Family Medicine position, Member

2016 OHSU Department of Family Medicine RA Advancement Guidelines Work Group, Member

2016-present OHSU Department of Family Medicine RA Promotion Review Committee, Member 2015-present OHSU Department of Family Medicine Postdoc Committee, Member 2012-present OHSU Department of Family Medicine Research Website Committee, Chair 2012 OHSU Department of Family Medicine Research Day Planning Committee, Member 2011-present OHSU Department of Family Medicine Research WORC (Working On Research

Collaboratively) Mentoring Group, Member

Community Service: 2018-present Appointed Member, Citizens Bond Oversight Committee, Hillsboro School District,

Washington County, OR 2016-2018 Sunday School Director, St. Andrew Lutheran Church, Beaverton, OR 2015-present Member, Community Emergency Response Team, Hillsboro, OR 2015-2017 Sunday School Teacher, St. Andrew Lutheran Church, Beaverton, OR 2013-2015 Chair, Music Minister Call Committee, St. Andrew Lutheran Church, Beaverton, OR 2013 Member, Hiring Committee for Head Teacher, St. Andrew Lutheran Church Early

Learning Center, Beaverton, OR 2013-present Team Lead, St. Matthew Lutheran Church Saturday Community Lunch “Faith Café” 2007-2009 Disaster Action Team Volunteer, Red Cross Southwestern Pennsylvania Chapter,

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Sebastian Lawler


TTM TechnologiesContract review specialist /Customer service representative Inside Sales

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I have greatly enjoyed serving on the PHAC. The members, staff, and presenters are exceptional. I seegreat things for Washington County public health. I look forward to being a part of the PHAC as these newchanges and developments occur. I'm also interested in the budget committee. As an MBA and an insidesales professional in high tech with experience in community engagement, I believe I'd bring a uniqueperspective to the budget committee.


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I am an MBA going on four years of experience in the private sector. I have worked in operations, frontend engineering, and now inside sales. I've also been an active community volunteer since college. I'veserved on three Forest Grove advisory boards, the Forestry Commission, the Committee for CommunityInvolvement (which I chaired for three years), and the Planning Commission. I am also the Vice Chair ofthe Citizen Involvement Advisory Committee which advises the Oregon Department of Land Conservationand Development on Goal 1. While the chair of the Forest Grove CCI, I was an active member of the CPOprogram. Earlier this year I assisted with the reactivation of CPO12F and organized a candidates forumfor the District 4 Commission race. I'm involved because I love my community, I love to learn, and I love toget things done!


Washington County is growing. We need to ensure that we continue to have services for a diverse arrayof residents, from the upper middle class to the homeless. We also need to be aware that WashingtonCounty is home to amazing people from all walks of life. Our public health services must be able tocontinue to serve the needs of those communities within the context of their cultural and economicidentities. Our budget must continue to ensure that Washington County can provide these services whilemaintaining fiscally responsible funding that will guarantee the County's long term success.


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Sebastian Bannister LawlerForest Grove, OR 97116

Professional Experience TTM Technologies, Forest Grove, ORAugust 2015 – Present

Contract Review Specialist / Customer Service Rep., Inside Sales, April 2018 – Present Pre – Production Technician, Front-End Engineering, June 2017 – April 2018Enhanced Environment Operator, Plating, November 2015 – June 2017

Production Operator, Kelly Services Contract, August 2015 – November 2015

SolarWorld USA, Hillsboro, OR June 2014 – July 2015

Production Operator, Solar Module, January 2015 – July 2015Production Operator, Randstad Contract, June 2014 – January 2015

EducationDegreesMaster of Business Administration, Pacific University, Forest Grove, ORJanuary 20184.00 GPA Bachelor of Arts, summa cum laude, Anthropology-Sociology, Pacific University,Forest Grove, ORMay 20123.93 GPA Additional Education Graduate Coursework, Bioinformatics, Oregon Health and Science University, Portland, ORWinter 2014Completed two courses: Introduction to Bioinformatics; and, Databases 3.70 GPA

Government Service All offices are volunteer

Citizen Involvement Advisory Committee, Oregon Land Conservation & Development, Salem, ORAppointed January 2018

Vice Chair, elected June 2018 Public Health Advisory Council of Washington County, Hillsboro, ORAppointed January 2018 (previously served March 2015 - August 2016)

Vice Chair, elected February 2018 Planning Commission of Forest Grove, Forest Grove, ORAppointed February 2014

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Andrea P Lara

Beaverton OR 97006

Tuality Healthcare Health Educator Outreach Health Educator

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I think is crucial to be involve in our community public health with or without a degree, WE ARE publichealth.


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I have a MD and MPH degree. I'm working with undeserved population. I'd worked in third world countriesas a physical for several years. I'd been volunteer for diverse organization like Homeless shelters,Children Cancer Association, among others.


Public health is a vast field, although, prevention is one crucial key we as a society need to be aware andpropagate the message to the population. Having a voice in a committee would help to increase thisawareness and plan for a better future for our county.


I don't have any conflict of interest related to this position.

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Leda Garside


O B J E C T I V EPublic Health Advisory Council Washington County

Oregon

2018

@tuality.org

V O LU N T E E R E X P E R I E N C E O R L E A D E R S H I PPortland Homeless Family Solutions, Meal Provider 2015-2016

Children's Cancer Association, Volunteer Mentor 2011-2013

Barefoot Tournament for Africa without AIDS 2011-2012

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S K I L L SBilingual in Spanish/English. MS Office. Written and verbal communication skills. Analytical thinking. Detailed and organized, with experience promoting health. Multicultural.

E X P E R I E N C EAdvisory Committee | Medical Team International | 2014-2015

Reviewed competitive grants to create opportunities for low-income populations and disaster risk reduction in Honduras. Critically analyzed diverse proposals. Precise and analytic development of plans.

Medical Internship |Maternidad Nacional Cordoba Argentina| 2008

Provided guidance and care to women during pre-and postpartum, including the psychologicaland social aspect of motherhood. Aided in clinical areas: pre-partum, delivery, immediate care

of the newborn, obstetric recovery, postpartum, and high risk pregnancies.

E D U C AT I O NMaster of Public Health |October 2017| Benedictine University, Illinois, USA

Medical Doctor | December 2008 | Universidad Nacional Cordoba, Argentina








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I'm very flexible and can meet most evenings and generally Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.


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Kimberly Goddard-Kropf

Portland OR 97229

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I have spent a large portion of my adult life working in government and enjoy public policy work. Currently,I have taken time away from paid work to help care for my mother, but she is returning to health and I amlooking for ways to continue to serve my community. I am interested in the boards listed because I havepersonal connection to each one of them. I am a spouse of a veteran, I support and use our park and reccenters, I live in unincorporated Washington County and have served on a road expansion cmte, andfinally I served as chief of staff to a state representative on health care and have become intimately awareof challenges facing our community by working with constituents.


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I have a bachelor of arts in cultural and historical studies. I have previously worked as a policy advisor to astate representative as well as working as a chief of staff. These jobs allowed me to staff legislators onseveral committees including, health care, education, higher education and workforce development,audits and IT, general government ways and means, and human services. I have also served as a mentorin our local high schools, I have served on non profit boards. Finally, I have lived in Washington County forthe past 16 years and have raised three children here. I am deeply connected to this community and thinkI can serve people well.


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I believe each of the boards I listed have unique concerns and would be interesting in different ways.URMDAC - Road maintenance in Washington County's urban roads is a continual issue for many peopleliving on the outskirts of our cities. Ensuring we are pursuing the most cost effective solutions probablyranks rather high with community members. Working towards both long- and short-term solutions thatmeet the needs of citizenry is important. Public Health Advisory Council - The work of the public healthadvisory council is important specifically as we grow our community and are seeking equity in health caredelivery. The council is most likely dealing with issues of suicide, mental health, maternal wellness andaccess to care, as well as looking to reach youth, and impoverished communities. Aging and VeteranServices - working to find and preserve funding sources to address the needs of seniors, veterans, anddisabled members of our community. Providing access to resources and a platform for members of thesecommunities to be heard is vital to valuing the contributions of these community members. Parks andRecreation Advisory Board - Ensuring equity in access, growing both membership and communityspaces. Operation and maintenance of community spaces, funding concerns.


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Kimberly Goddard Portland OR, 97229

Skills

Policy Development Policy Research & AnalysisLegislative Strategy Written & Oral CommunicationsCoalition Building Community OutreachConstituent Services Fundraising and events

Primary Policy Analyst for legislative office. Led policy research to assist elected official in developing legislative agenda.

Researched policy concepts, historical actions, judicial background, and policies in other states to propose policy solutions.

Provided detailed policy recommendations to legislative member; including policy options and possible amendments.

Tracked legislation. Drafted talking points, newsletters, press releases, floor speeches, committee testimony. Developed strategy for policy priorities; briefed staff, coalition partners, and other

legislative offices. Provided written and oral reports on policy, and legislative, updates. Built and managed coalitions with agency staff, multiple and varied governmental offices,

labor organizations, business leaders, civic leaders and community groups in support of legislative proposals.

Coordinated testimony, reports, and presentations for bills. Attended committee meetings as needed. Worked directly with constituents to address needs with agency staff and local officials. Served as liaison between community and Representative, attending events and

presenting to communities when the Representative was unavailable. Organized community outreach events including town halls, coffee events, phone banks,

canvasses, and tabling events for both legislative and nonprofit organizations.

Experience

Lobbyist | Tax Fairness Oregon | 2015 Chief of Staf | Representative Chris Harker – State of Oregon, House District 34 | 2010 –

2015 Campaign Advisor | Representative Chris Harker – House District 34 | 2010, 2013 Policy Advisor | Representative Chris Harker – State of Oregon, House District 34 | 2008 –

2009

Education

Bachelors of Arts in Cultural and Historical Studies | Marylhurst University | 2010

Community Involvement

Advisor / Mentor | March For Our Lives PDX | 2018 Theater Crew Mentor | Sunset High School | 2016-2018 College and Career Center Mentor | Westview High School | 2015-2016








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David Eppelsheimer

Hillsboro OR 97124

Community of ChristChurch Pastor Pastor

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16 years serving as an ordained minister


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Lindsay David

Portland OR 97225

Virginia Garcia Memorial HealthCenter SBHC Public Health Manager Manager

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I strongly believe that public health is an area where long lasting change can be made and has the abilityto touch everyone in the community. Serving on the board as a nonprofit organization representativewould give me the opportunity to effect change and make sure the voices of the people of Wa.Co.,especially the most vulnerable, are heard. Over the past few years, while working for Virginia GarciaMHC, I have had the pleasure to work with the Public Health Department and I would like to be a part ofanother avenue that allows me to serve the community.


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Education: Masters in Public Administration, USC Sol Price School of Public Policy B. A. in PoliticalScience, Saint Mary's College of California Work Experience: Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center -Public Health Manager Previous position- Program Coordinator- Youth Specialist As the public healthmanager I am responsible for developing and implementing programs that aim at decreasing public healthissues such as reproductive health and STI reduction, early access to healthcare services, youthprogramming to encourage healthy living, and outreach to communities to educate on various publichealth topics. Providence Health Plans- Customer Relations Specialist Assisted members and providerswith benefit education, case management, and billing/ claims issues. Volunteerism: Raphael House ofPortland- Shelter Volunteer (certified to work with survivors of domestic violence) HomePlate YouthServices- Core Volunteer and Marketing Committee Member Junior League of Portland- Committee toEnd Domestic Violence General Assistance Advocacy Project (San Francisco)- Intern


Public Health in general is complex and ever changing. While the goal of public health is to be proactiveand focus on upstream policies and programming, we as public health workers are forced with the difficultjob of reacting and reacting quickly in order to minimize the impact felt by the community when issuesarise. The public health board serves an important role to be both progressive and find ways to engageand educated the community but also to support public health in times of need. Lastly, public health looksat many facets of health from dental to mental health and everything in between. Making sure that allareas of health are a priority is a difficult task on the best of days in public health.


I currently sit on the Community Health Improvement Plan- Pathways Committee. This could pose apotential conflict.

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I am a publ ic health manager

at one of Oregon's largest

nonprof i ts and manage over

$2.5 mil l ion worth of grant

funding for mult iple projects .

Collaborat ion with mult iple

stakeholders, budget

management, and program

development are my strengths

P R O F I L E

E X P E R I E N C E

C O N T A C T

Project management

Data analysis (SPSS, Excel)

Social media strategy

Grant management

Web development

Medical software ski l ls

(EPIC)

State of Oregon Cert i f ied to

work with vict ims of

domestic v iolence

Trauma Informed Care

training

S K I L L S & T R A I N I N G

PUBLIC HEALTH MANAGER/ PROJECT MANAGER

VIRGINIA GARCIA MEMORIAL HEALTH CENTER | SEPT 2016 -

PRESENT

Manages $2.5 mil l ion of grant funding

Oversees reports , meetings, and budgets of s ix external

partners

Responsible for pol icy and training implementat ion

Compiles and reports on data that informs upcoming

legislat ion

PROGRAM COORDINATOR-YOUTH SPECIALIST

VIRGINIA GARCIA MEMORIAL HEALTH CENTER | SEPT 2015 -

SEPT 2016

Establ ish programs and pol ic ies to improve al l facets of

Virginia Garcia School Based Health Centers (SBHC)

Liaison between three School Based Health Centers and

community partners

Oregon Health Authority Award recipient for posit ive youth

development

E D U C A T I O N

BACHELOR OF ARTS, MAJOR IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA | 2007-2011

V O L U N T E E R I S M

MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA | 2015-PRESENT

L I N D S A Y V E R B E R P U B L I C H E A L T H M A N A G E R / P R O J E C T M A N A G E R

SHELTER VOLUNTEER

RAPHAEL HOUSE OF PORTLAND | 2016

* Worked with survivors of domestic v iolence to move towards

exit ing shelter

• Assisted with chi ldren in shelter regarding emotional and

behavioral issues

• Attended to the needs of v ict ims cal l ing into the shelter

seeking

Core Volunteer/Marketing Committee Member

HomePlate Youth Services | 2011-2016

• Attended weekly drop in centers and assist with chi ldcare

and dinner services

• Served on committee to help organize fundraiser part ies and

campaigns

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Wednesdays and any other day of the week


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Tosin F Abiodun

Portland OR 97229

City of Portland, Portland Bureauof Transportation Constituent Services Coordinator

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County website


As a professional who works in the field of Transportation, I am highly passionate about all thingstransportation related. I believe that if I join the Northwest Area Commission on Transportation and theEmergency Medical Services Advisory Council, I will be able to contribute meaningfully to discussions onhow to encourage mobility, respond to emergency situations and provide access to all residents ofWashington County. As a Constituent Service Coordinator at the Portland Bureau of Transportation, Ihave a great understanding of community transportation needs and an experiential knowledge of regionaltransportation planning initiatives. As someone from a community of color, I seek to improve access andcreate opportunities for people from communities of color and low income neighborhoods in WashingtonCounty. I have great listening and empathy skills, the key tools of a successful individual and volunteer. Ichose the Cultural Coalition of Washington Council because I am an avid believer in equity and inclusion.I will like to contribute my knowledge and skills to advance the diverse and rich community organizationsin Washington County. At the Portland Bureau of Transportation where I work, I had the opportunity toreview and manage the Portland in the Streets Community grant program. I will love to contribute myknowledge and skills and learn from community leaders and advocates on how they distribute resourcesfairly and prioritize and meet community needs. I chose the Public Health Advisory Council because Iwould love to learn more about how key decisions that affect the well being of people in Washington arereached. Last year, I had the opportunity to attend one of the meetings and I offered meaningfulcontributions and challenged old ideas. I am not sure I will be selected for the Public Health AdvisoryCouncil given that I challenged the Commissioner on his decision not to allow DEQ environmental testingbecause he needed to protect the economic well being of Washington County. Nevertheless, I amoptimistic that the Commissioner is open to ideas and appreciates deep thinkers and thought leaders.


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Education MA in History and International relations Masters in African and African American History PhDin African Studies Work Experience Graduate Instructor and Mentor, University of Texas at AustinCommunity Account Manager, United Way of the Columbia Willamette Management Analyst, Office ofManagement and Finance, City of Portland Assistant Community Outreach and Information Specialist,Portland Bureau of Transportation, City of Portland Volunteer City African American Network, City ofPortland Project Management Portland Chapter, Portland


Issues facing the Northwest Commission on Transportation: 1. How to prioritize transportation projects forthe TSP. I will like to better understand the formula or approach we use to prioritize projects. 2. Equity -There needs to be more focus on transportation equity. 3. Funding - how to source for funds fortransportation projects 4. Inter-agency collaboration - having meaningful conversation with regionalpartners such as ODOT about the future of transportation and highlight key topics such as Congestionpricing. 5. How to develop public involvement plans, make changes without leaving residents andcommunity members behind and creating feedback channels that help meaningful conversations. PublicHealth Advisory Council 1. This advisory body needs more minority representation. I was so disappointedto hear that they had only one person speaking for all minorities in Washington County. 2. The Advisorybody needs to focus more on the needs of people from communities of color and low incomeneighborhoods. There was too much emphasis on economic prosperity to the detriment of low incomeneighborhoods. 3. The advisory body deals with


None that I am aware of

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As an appointed member of a Washington County board or commission, I am aware that Iam considered a public official and subject to Oregon Ethics law limitations on acceptanceof gifts, food/drink, travel, and entertainment worth more than $50 per calendar year fromany source with an administrative or policy interest in your board or commission. If I amappointed to the Planning Commission, I will also be required to complete an annual formwith the Oregon Ethics Commission during the term of service. Please refer to the OregonEthics Commission website for more information about ethics requirements for publicofficials: http://cms.oregon.gov/ogec/pages/index.aspx.

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Tosin Funmi Abiodun Portland, OR 97229

SUMMARY

A highly organized, creative, multi-talented and resourceful project manager with solid years of work experience in scheduling and work planning, communications, policy planning, stakeholder and community engagement and resource/budget coordination. Exceptional strategist with a track record of surpassing client and organizational expectations, streamlining processes and producing high quality deliverables that meet budgetary targets.

HIGHLIGHTS • Project management • Public involvement and stakeholder

engagement • Budget management • Technical research analysis • Data management • Policy development • Work planning and scheduling • Content and design creation • Strategic planning • Constituent Management

• Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Project Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Visio)

• Advanced knowledge in use of project management software tools including Smart sheet, Trello, E-Builder, Microsoft project)

• Vendor management • Executive presentations and

Communications expert with high emotional intelligence and cultural competency skills

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Assistant Annual Conference Director, Project Management Institute, Portland Chapter

April 2017 – Present • Manage the PMI annual conference project alongside the AC Director and the Annual Conference

Executive sponsor from initiation to closing. • Facilitate weekly status meetings with project managers and ad hoc teams. • Ensure team leads update Trello bard tasks and attend weekly planning conference meetings. • Manage work break down structure and project time line using Microsoft office and smart sheet. • Create communication materials for project including agenda, meeting notes, email content and

action items.

Community Outreach and Information Assistant, Portland Bureau of Transportation (City of Portland)

June 2017 – Present • Manage two Portland in the Streets Community fund projects, namely the Safety Corridor for

Deaf Children project and the NE 85th Community Green Space and Intersection painting project. • Serve as one of the Portland Bureau of Transportation’s primary liaisons with members of the

public seeking information about policies, projects, procedures and services. • Work with political aides and PBOT management to address and resolve complex constituent

concerns. • Manage PBOT’s public records request system and legal holds in accordance to Oregon’s Public

Records Law. • Implement PBOT’s public involvement policy and community engagement campaigns and

initiatives.

• Create communication materials such as blog post, newsletter, project report, tool kits to provide clarity about PBOT led programs, policies, projects and events.

• Provide staff support for the Portland Bureau of Transportation’s Bureau and Budget Advisory Committee.

Management Analyst, Office of Management and Finance (City of Portland)

December 2015 – June 2017 • Managed and implemented the City’s annual workplace charitable giving campaign. Raised funds

to support over 800 local and international charitable organizations. • Managed the OMF Speaker series project – sourced for seasoned speakers and advanced City’s

goal of developing a culture of mutual learning, innovation and professional development. • Managed and reviewed the City of Portland’s Innovation fund proposal grant process. • Developed high level management report for the Bureau of Revenue and Financial Services

Equity Committee, the Portland Building Reconstruction team and the City’s Information Technology Executive Steering Committee.

• Managed OMF’s website, City homepage and employee portal. • Provided staff support for Citywide Committees including the Charitable Advisory Committee,

Technology Executive Steering Committee, Portland Building Reconstruction Committee and the Change Management Committee.

• Managed vendor relations and public involvement initiatives for the Office of Management and Finance.

• Conducted communications/change management for OMF projects including the Portland Building Reconstruction project, Data Center Move project and OMF’s strategic plan creation project.

Community Account Manager

United Way of the Columbia Willamette, Portland Oregon August – December 2015

• Implemented United Way’s 2015 workplace giving campaign project and coordinated workplace

giving campaigns of over 70 companies in the greater Portland and Vancouver area. • Gave oral presentations to individuals, community groups and business owners in Portland and

Vancouver area about United Way’s mission and solicited contributions. • Managed Andar CRM software used for the preservation of account giving history, contact data,

acknowledgement letters and vital communications for over 100 assigned portfolio. • Managed and implemented project communication tasks.

Annual Conference Project Coordinator

University of Texas at Austin June 2007 – December 2012

• Oversaw the budget, marketing, communications and onsite logistics for annual international conference.

• Negotiated contracts with vendors for transportation, lodging, catering and special events. • Worked with conference sponsors and project team to develop conference theme and tracks. • Organized panels based on subject matter, generated panel titles and recruited subject matter

experts to chair panels.

EDUCATION • Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), University of Texas at Austin. • Master of Arts (MA), University of Texas at Austin. • Bachelor of Arts (BA), Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria. • Certified Associate in Project Management (in progress). • EdX and Rochester Institute of Technology MicroMasters in Project Management (in progress). • Member, Project Management Institute, Portland Chapter.

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