Jeffery J. Hanna, MPH, MSc

Experience

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  Arizona State University

  Jan 2006 - May 2012

  Undergraduate Student Researcher

  Implemented a rat model to investigate chronic stress across experimental paradigms. Executed intricate surgical procedures encompassing ovariectomies, stereotaxic surgeries, perfusions, adrenalectomy, and brain extractions. Conducted behavioral assessments, including fear conditioning, open-field exploration, object recognition, and elevated plus maze tasks. Co-managed and actively participated in over five research projects, managing an average budget of $195,000.00. Engaged in both local and international research conferences to stay abreast of cutting-edge developments in the field.Key Achievements:• Earned authorship on several publications in esteemed scientific behavioral neuroscience journals.• Received multiple academic research grants from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute throughout my undergraduate research career.• Delivered presentations at numerous local, national, and international academic research conferences. Show less

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  CVS Health

  Aug 2015 - Aug 2018

  Certified Pharmacy Technician

  Obtained certification and licensure from the Arizona State Board of Pharmacy and Pharmacy Technician Certification Board. Assisted pharmacist in preparing and dispensing medications and supplies according to CVS Health/Pharmacy® protocols. Collaborated with various healthcare insurance providers (i.e., United Healthcare, BlueCross BlueShield, Aetna, Cigna, Medicare and State AHCCCS/Medicaid) to process prescription, medical equipment, and non-prescription claims.Key Achievements:• Trained and mentored newly hired pharmacy technicians on daily operations and proper handling and dispensing of prescription medications.• Provided exceptional customer service as a front-facing representative of CVS Health/Pharmacy®.• Ensured compliance with FDA regulations and pharmaceutical manufacturer medication recalls. Show less

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  Deported Veterans Support House

  Sept 2015 - May 2017

  Graduate Student Researcher

  In my role, I seamlessly executed health screening assessments, meticulously measuring vital parameters such as blood glucose, blood pressure, cholesterol, and hemoglobin A1c. Employing one-on-one interviews through open-ended video recorded questionnaires, I conducted thorough health needs assessments, delving into individuals' current mental health status and medical needs. This personalized approach allowed me to gain valuable insights into the unique health challenges and requirements of each individual. Furthermore, I played a vital role in disseminating health education resource information, utilizing culturally sensitive materials to foster an understanding of healthy lifestyle choices. Through these multifaceted activities, I actively contributed to the promotion of holistic well-being within the community, emphasizing both physical and mental health aspects.Key Achievements:• Performed in-depth open-ended video recorded questionnaires with U.S. Military Deported Veterans.• Conducted and gathered health screening metrics, including blood pressure and blood sugar, as part of the assessment process.• Secured grant funding to support and conduct research. Show less

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  Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health

  Jan 2016 - now

  As an Adjunct Lecturer in telemedicine, I bring practical expertise to guide students in understanding the intersection of technology and healthcare. Focused on telemedicine's applications and its impact on patient care, I use real-world examples to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of its significance. Through virtual engaging lectures, I foster critical thinking, preparing students for the evolving telehealth landscape.Key Achievements:• Collaborate with students on their honors projects, offering guidance in refining research topics and structuring project frameworks within their degree programs. • Conduct research projects, pursue grant funding opportunities, and collaborate with field experts on critical and relevant public health topics (i.e., chronic diseases, opioid crisis, homelessness, cardiovascular disease, etc.) through the utilization of telehealth/telemedicine platforms. • As an instructor, I teach a 200-level undergraduate course entitled; “Telehealth: It is not just about Clinical Care,” with an average class size ranging from 50 to 120 students per academic semester. The course delves into the various aspects of telehealth, exploring its applications and impact on healthcare delivery. Show less Managed all activities for University of Arizona College of Public Health community engagement and outreach programs, including the University of Arizona Primary Prevention Mobile Health Unit, Street Medicine Phoenix, and Youth Engagement for Success Camp. Engaged with community outreach programs across various academic institutions, department programs, and stakeholder organizations to align with the department's strategic mission, vision, goals, and objectives. Key Achievements:• Launched the University of Arizona's first Primary Prevention Mobile Health Unit in collaboration with the U.S. Mexican Section of Border Health Commission, providing primary preventive care for Hispanic/Latino communities across Arizona. This initiative contributed to a total of twelve Mobile Health Units across the United States, with two stationed in Arizona.• Collaborated with community agencies and government organizations (i.e., Arizona Department of Health Services, Maricopa County Public Health Department, etc.) on urgent public health issues, such as; opioid crisis, influenza, COVID-19, and Hepatitis A vaccination campaigns.• Developed and maintained information systems for the Department to generate timely and accurate information for decision-making, reporting, and analysis. Show less

  • Adjunct Lecturer

    Aug 2023 - now

  • Public Health Advisor

    Jan 2016 - Oct 2023
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  Street Medicine Phoenix

  Aug 2017 - Oct 2023

  Co-Founder

  As the co-founder of Street Medicine Phoenix, I led program operations, forged impactful community partnerships with local and national stakeholders and funders, and played a crucial role in fostering robust interprofessional collaborations. This involved uniting multiple academic institutions across diverse departments to enhance the program's reach and impact. Our collective efforts aimed to fulfill our mission of addressing the unmet needs of individuals experiencing homelessness. Established relationships with State Representatives to advocate for policy change improving access to essential services for individuals experiencing homelessness within Maricopa County.Key Achievements:• Co-Founded and launched the first Street Medicine program in the State of Arizona called Street Medicine Phoenix, which is a multi-university and interprofessional collaboration designed to meet unmet needs for individuals experiencing homelessness within Maricopa County. •Promoted interprofessional development by coordinating student outreach efforts with other academic institutions (i.e., University of Arizona, Arizona State University, Mayo Clinic, Creighton University, Midwestern University, etc.) and health sciences departments.•Successfully authored grants and secured funding from insurance healthcare companies (i.e., Blue Cross Blue Shield, Molina Healthcare, United Healthcare Community Plan, etc.), City of Phoenix, Wells Fargo Bank, and non-profit organizations, including BHHS Legacy Foundation and Vot-ER Community Civic Engagement. Show less

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  Mayo Clinic

  Aug 2018 - Aug 2019

  Graduate Student Researcher

  Performed detailed data-analysis initiative to examine and compare sensory hypersensitivities between individuals experiencing Persistent Post-Traumatic Headache (PPTH) and those with migraine. The methodology involved the implementation of targeted questionnaires tailored to assess specific aspects of sensory experiences. Notably, the Allodynia Symptom Checklist-12 was utilized to gauge symptoms of cutaneous allodynia, the Photosensitivity Assessment Questionnaire was employed to evaluate symptoms of photophobia, and the Hyperacusis Questionnaire was instrumental in assessing symptoms of phonophobia.This meticulous analysis sought to provide a nuanced understanding of the unique sensory profiles associated with PPTH and migraine, emphasizing the diverse manifestations of hypersensitivities. By employing validated instruments such as these questionnaires, the study aimed to capture and compare the intricacies of sensory symptoms, contributing valuable insights to the broader field of neurotrauma research.Key Achievements:• Successfully defended my master's thesis to the chair and co-chairs of my research committee, with no revisions required for the published manuscript.• 2018 Neurotrauma Poster finalist and Data Blitz presenter, ranking among the top 42 out of 758 abstracts, was a significant accolade. This recognition validates the rigor and impact of my research in neurotrauma.• Achieved first-authored publication in Cephalalgia Reports, emphasizing the scholarly contribution of my work. Show less

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  All of Us Research UArizona-Banner Health

  Oct 2019 - Dec 2020

  Clinical Research Coordinator III

  Built and maintained relationships, developed and implemented participant engagement strategies, identified and overcame barriers, ensured regulatory compliance, managed supply inventory, and communicated effectively with the team and leadership. Additionally, I conducted regular one-on-one meetings with staff, participated in performance management, and actively engaged and recruited participants in various healthcare settings. The role also involved supporting participants through the entire research process and meticulously documenting all activities in designated platforms.Key Achievements:• Oversaw and managed the Mobile Health Unit collaboration with the All of Us Research Program, my responsibilities included training new hires and identifying strategic sites to promote the program effectively.• Ensured regulatory compliance at our site with the All of Us Research Program protocol, local standard operating procedures (SOPs), and good clinical practice (GCP). This includes ensuring all staff were compliant with training requirements and were aware of any operational or protocol changes.• Recruited participants to join the All of Us Research Program by communicating with eligible individuals in the inpatient, outpatient, and community setting. Show less

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  Zeihan Prohealth Consulting

  Jun 2023 - now

  Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

  Craft grant proposals and meticulously track program-specific budgets. Lead and supervise strategic planning for collaborative projects with grant funders and partnering agencies. Design, develop, and implement project logic models to drive achievement of strategic project goals. Negotiate with corporate and community partners to secure donations for community engagement and outreach events, in addition, to mobile health clinics within underserved communities. Present advocacy presentations to municipal officials, agency administrators, physicians, and community partners to steer policy change, foster collaboration, and generate funding support.Key Achievements:• Acquired support from funders and community stakeholders by fostering community partnerships, drafting funding proposals, and creating health needs assessments and project logic models.• Managed grant funded projects both locally and nationally to meet the goals and objectives of the proposals working with community health workers, community stakeholders, and agency administrators.• Designed educational programs on noncommunicable diseases, topics include; hypertension, diabetes, vaccine health education, HIV/AIDS, cancer, obesity, drug overdose, oral hygiene, and alcohol/tobacco cessation. Show less