Jennifer D. (Schablik) Osborn
Learner. Achiever. Responsibility. Futuristic. Discipline.
Currently, I am beginning my graduate school education at the University of Tennessee where I will be pursuing a Masters in Public Health with a concentration area in Health Policy and Management. In May 2017, I graduated from The College of New Jersey with a Bachelor of Science in Public Health and minors in Biology and Women and Gender studies. I also graduated with a Women's Leadership Certification.
As a student and developing healthcare professional, I hope to maintain my involvement in philanthropy and leadership as these principles have provided me a foundation to pursue change and development in healthcare services and quality care initiatives.
Go Vols!
EXPERIENCE
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2019-2019
Research Assistant
THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology
- Develop and present reports and presentations for team meetings and conferences.
- Collaborate with OBGYN medical residents and healthcare professionals on research projects and publications.
- Assists in a variety of women's health-focused research projects addressing health concerns such as poor neonatal/birth outcomes, contraception, opioid use, health access/coverage (Medicare/Medicaid), and female sterilization.
- Assists on a grant-supported state-level initiative (TIPQC) to expand long-acting reversible contraception through advocacy and dissemination of information.
- Performs data entry, statistical analysis, and summarization of data.
- Participates in research design and follow-up meetings related to human subject research.
- Supports obstetricians and research team to develop foundation projects assessing patient compliance, policy, and insurance barriers to affect policy development and implementation at the local and state level.
- Develops policy brief documents assessing and analyzing current trends to support quality improvement research projects based on health improvement and program coordination.
- Documents outcomes for quality improvement projects focused on improving health outcomes for a variety of health interventions.
2018-2019
Graduate Intern
Division of Student Life
THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
Tobacco Free Campus Initiative
Center for Health, Education, & Wellness
- Compiled and reviewed university data regarding smoking prevalence to assess effectiveness of new policy implementation through observational assessments of campus, community, and staff members.
- Attended national conferences to present and share findings with other university grant participants through the American Cancer Society.
- Developed and facilitated data-driven town-hall meetings and educational programs/initiatives to support health messaging/other communications
- Implemented first annual “Great American Smoke-out” to encourage students and faculty to adopt and support smoke-free campus policies.
- Managed communication and follow-up on grant progress and project impact through the completion and submission of progress reports.
2017-2019
Graduate Assistant
Assistant Hall Director
Division of Student Life
May 2017-July 2017
Project Coordinator Intern
US Clinical Development & Medical Affairs
THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
Department of Housing
- Assisted in the planning and administration of all responsibilities associated with the operation and management of a residence hall including the oversight of 25 student employees and customer service protocols/services.
- Responsible for the hiring, training, and management of office staff including conduct and disciplinary action. Evaluated employee performanace and program development.
- Responsible for the financial monitoring of budget of approximately $5,000 annually.
NOVARTIS PHARMACEUTICAL CORPORATION
Assisted in the development of pediatric product launch, developed literature review analysis of current pediatric disease data, and mapped the patient journey through research and physician interviews to assist marketing, product development, procedures and HEOR assessment.
May 2015-July 2017
Assistant Manager
Seasonal
THE VILLAGE OF RIDGEWOOD
Department of Parks and Recreation
Responsible for the customer service and security operations. Managed financial management and development of new sales measures.
January 2017-May 2017
Grant Consultant
Student
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September 2016-December 2016
Maternal and Child Health Intern
Student
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AUTISM NEW JERSEY​
Responsible for the development of a foundational grant for the implementation of digital communication methods with a goal of increasing community access to local medical resources.
MARCH OF DIMES
- Assisted with program development and implementation within community and in the marketing and development of community outreach programming.
- Responsible for planning and orchestrating comprehensive qualitative research on community needs and program effectiveness for prenatal programming and reproductive health.
May 2016-August 2016
Science & Grant Administration Intern
Student
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AUTISM SPEAKS
- Performed follow up for research grants and funded fellowship programs through database assessment utilizing PlumX software.
- Developed written analysis documentation for grant outcomes to provide information to sponsors and families and compiled information into cohesive common language presentation.
- Analyzed the effectiveness of research grants funded by the organization to promote scientific and community enhancement in autism science.
EDUCATION
2017-2019
Master of Public Health
Health Policy & Management
THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
Knoxville, TN​
Minors: Epidemiology & Statistics
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2013-2017
Bachelor of Science
Public Health
2009-2013
High School Diploma
THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY
Minors: Biology & Women and Gender Studies
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RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL
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PORTFOLIO
SKILLS
Microsoft ExCel - Advanced
Microsoft Word - Advanced
Microsoft Office - Advanced
Adobe - Proficient
Power Point - Proficient
Statistical Programming: SAS, SPSS