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Jolene Damoiseaux

Jolene Damoiseaux

International Clinical Research Assistant

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  • Timeline

  • About me

    Clinical Midwife

  • Education

    • Academie Verloskunde Maastricht

      2017 - 2021
      Midwifery Candidate (Verloskundige in Opleiding)

      Internships at:-5 weeks Verloskundigenpraktijk Doula in Utrecht (May-Jun 2018),-5 weeks Donna Praktijk voor Verloskunde in Nijmegen (Feb-Mar 2019),-5 weeks Canisius Wilhelmina Ziekenhuis in Nijmegen (Mar-Apr 2019),-10 weeks Verloskundigenpraktijk Valkenburg aan de Geul in Valkenburg (Sep-Nov 2020),-10 weeks Maasziekenhuis Pantein in Boxmeer (Sep-Nov 2020),-10 weeks Verloskundigenpraktijk Bollebuik in Linne (Nov-Feb 2021),-10 weeks Verloskundigenpraktijk Ortus in… Show more Internships at:-5 weeks Verloskundigenpraktijk Doula in Utrecht (May-Jun 2018),-5 weeks Donna Praktijk voor Verloskunde in Nijmegen (Feb-Mar 2019),-5 weeks Canisius Wilhelmina Ziekenhuis in Nijmegen (Mar-Apr 2019),-10 weeks Verloskundigenpraktijk Valkenburg aan de Geul in Valkenburg (Sep-Nov 2020),-10 weeks Maasziekenhuis Pantein in Boxmeer (Sep-Nov 2020),-10 weeks Verloskundigenpraktijk Bollebuik in Linne (Nov-Feb 2021),-10 weeks Verloskundigenpraktijk Ortus in Bladel (Mar-May 2021).Activities and societies:-Member of MSV Hera (2017-2021)-Member of MSV Hera Onderwijscommissie (2018-2019)-Member of AVM Opleidingscommissie (2017-2018) Show less

    • University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth

      2015 - 2016
      Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Candidate

      Activities and Societies: Class of 2019, Rural Scholar in the Rural Osteopathic Medical Education (ROME) Program, TCOM Ambassador, Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Teaching Assistant, Texas Rural Health Association Vice President, Zachary College Second Year Representative.

    • Baylor University

      2010 - 2014
      Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Biology (Prehealth Concentration), Medical Humanities Minor Summa Cum Laude; Honors with Distinction

      Activities and Societies: Baylor Honors Program, Phi Beta Kappa, Students Improving Global Health Together (SIGHT), Alpha Epsilon Delta, Alpha Lambda Delta.

  • Experience

    • Audrey Campbell, MD/PhD Candidate

      May 2012 - Jul 2012
      International Clinical Research Assistant

      As research assistant to a UT Southwestern student's PhD dissertation (“P. Falciparum Reservoirs & Luo Knowledge of Vector Transmission on Kenya’s Upper Nyakach Plateau”), I helped determine the prevalence of malaria through Rapid Diagnostic Tests and administered surveys to assess knowledge of vector transmission.

    • Mothers On the Move (MOM)

      Jun 2013 - now
      Founder and Executive Director

      I founded Mothers On the Move (MOM) in rural western Kenya to transport expectant mothers to health centers for safer deliveries. To date, we have transported more than 2,000 women and this number continues to rise. Visit our website for more information: https://www.strawtobread.org/mom. Follow us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/MothersOntheMoveinKenya/.

    • Waco Family Health Center

      Sept 2013 - Nov 2013
      Field Survey Administrator

      The Family Health Center’s “Work Stress & Healthcare Use” study aimed to evaluate how positive/negative aspects of a job impact use of the healthcare system. I was responsible for data collection (explain the study, assess eligibility, administer surveys) of 500 patients to promote safer workplaces.

    • Baylor College of Medicine

      Jun 2014 - Jun 2015
      National School of Tropical Medicine Project Intern

      As Curriculum Coordinator, I helped coordinate two Tropical Medicine Summer Institute programs for Baylor University undergraduates, budgeted and organized the 2nd and 3rd Annual Houston Venom Conference for medical professionals, and planned four semesters of the Diploma of Tropical Medicine course for medical students and physicians.

    • Baylor University

      Aug 2014 - Nov 2014
      Premedical Study Abroad Program Graduate Assistant

      As a Graduate Assistant for 50 students, I assisted two professors in teaching Pathophysiology, Epidemiology, Biological Principles & Clinical Decision Making, and History of Medicine. I tutored and mentored students, prepared review sessions, graded assignments, and planned group trips through Europe.

    • Postgraduate Education

      Feb 2017 - Feb 2019
      Programme Assistant at UMIO | Maastricht University

      As Programme Assistant, I worked on postgraduate education's Master of Business Administration, Executive Education programs, and Marketing & Communication plans.

    • Zuyderland Medisch Centrum (locatie Heerlen)

      Jun 2019 - Jun 2021
      Medewerker Zorg-Verpleegassistent

      As medewerker zorg-verpleegassistent, I support the Zuyderland Birth Center on their pregnancy outpatient clinic, triage, labour and delivery ward, and post partum ward. My tasks include connecting patients to cardiotocograms, assisting with oral glucose tolerance tests, checking vital signs, drawing blood, giving injections, inserting IVs, assisting with assessments and inductions, taking care of mother and child after delivery as well as other additional supportive tasks to help my colleagues.

    • Maasziekenhuis Pantein B.V.

      Jun 2021 - now
      Clinical Midwife

      As of June 8th, 2021 I am officially a midwife!With lots of enthusiasm and passion, I started my midwifery career at Maasziekenhuis Pantein.

  • Licenses & Certifications

    • CPR/First Aid

      Taskforce QRS

  • Honors & Awards

    • Awarded to Jolene Damoiseaux
      F. Ray Wilson II Award for 2014 Outstanding Thesis in the Social Sciences Honors College Apr 2015 My Honors thesis, "Approaching Barriers to Health Center Deliveries in Rural Western Kenya from a Liberation Theology Perspective: A Community-Based Needs Assessment," was chosen as Baylor University's 2014 Outstanding Thesis in the Social Sciences.
    • Awarded to Jolene Damoiseaux
      Houston Global Health Collaborative’s Impact Conference 2015 Presenter Houston Global Health Collaborative Mar 2015 I gave an oral and poster presentation (“Crucial Barriers to Health Center Deliveries in Rural Western Kenya: Accessibility, Knowledge, or Values?”) at the Houston Global Health Collaborative's Impact Conference and received 2nd place in "Overall Impact Poster."
    • Awarded to Jolene Damoiseaux
      Unite for Sight Global Health & Innovation Conference Presenter Unite for Sight Apr 2014 I gave an oral presentation (“Crucial Barriers to Health Center Deliveries in Rural Western Kenya: Accessibility, Knowledge, or Values?”) at the world’s leading and largest global health and social entrepreneurship conference held annually at Yale University.
    • Awarded to Jolene Damoiseaux
      Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges - Feb 2014 Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges is a nationally recognized honor given annually by the American academic community. I was one of 75 students at Baylor to be selected for membership and recognized for outstanding academic achievement and student leadership in 2014.
    • Awarded to Jolene Damoiseaux
      Baylor Interdisciplinary Poverty Initiative Grant Baylor University Apr 2013 The Baylor Interdisciplinary Poverty Initiative grant is awarded to projects that act as catalysts for social change around issues of poverty, social justice, and human capability. I received the $1,500 grant to establish Mothers On the Move in rural western Kenya to provide expectant mothers with transportation to health facilities.
    • Awarded to Jolene Damoiseaux
      Michael E. DeBakey Medical Foundation Endowed Scholarship in Medical Humanities DeBakey Medical Foundation Apr 2012 The Michael E. DeBakey, Selma DeBakey, and Lois DeBakey Endowed Scholarship Fund benefits Baylor students pursuing studies in Medical Humanities. Students awarded the $1,500 scholarship are designated as “DeBakey Scholars” to carry on the legacy of a family that revolutionized the field of medicine.
    • Awarded to Jolene Damoiseaux
      Texas Foreign Language Association Presenter Texas Foreign Language Association Oct 2011 I gave an oral presentation (“Las influencias sociopolíticas en los murales de Diego Rivera”) as part of an interactive Texas Foreign Language Association session that demonstrated how professors could use art activities that integrate language and culture in order to enhance their students’ proficiency in foreign languages.

  • Volunteer Experience

    • Providence Healthcare Network Volunteer

      Issued by Providence Healthcare Network on Oct 2011
      Providence Healthcare NetworkAssociated with Jolene Damoiseaux

    • Student Leader, Research Leader, and Volunteer

      Issued by Straw to Bread on May 2012
      Straw to BreadAssociated with Jolene Damoiseaux