Highlights:PAKISAMA acted as my thesis project output. It is a collaborative project with Indigenous Peoples (IP) communities from the Philippines (PH) that aims to increase disaster literacy and preparedness of Indigenous Cultural Communities (ICC) through context-specific translations of Early Warning Systems (EWS) and emergency protocols for disasters as issued by national government agencies. I was the Project Manager (August 2016-May 2017) of PAKISAMA. My responsibilities included the following: 1. Managed from program design to execution, and monitoring and evaluation > reviewed related literature on disaster management and IP rights > consulted IP communities and civil society organizations for program design > triangulated information with the government and international frameworks 2. Created the Literacy and Translation Program design PH government agencies > reviewed the translation program with different IP and disaster management experts and community members from the Philippines > worked with a designer for the physical paraphernalia of the materials 3. Turned-over ALL materials to the Philippine government, IP civil society organizations, and partner IP communities, and trained them to use the package effectively

Skills:Photoshop, Illustrator, Qualitative Research, Quantitative Research, Political Analysis, Social Analysis/Class Analysis, Microsoft Office, Google Software, Survey Software, Organization, Database Management, Community Research, Community Engagements

Goal:I am a recent graduate, and a health and development practitioner. I am currently finding a long term career in Health and Development Research, Public Policy, Humanitarian Action, Advocacy Work, and other related fields. The Clinical Research Associate position will be an opportunity for me to work, train, and immerse myself in the clinical health sector to help understand the issues and provide my perspective in efforts to solve related problems in a multidimensional aspect.

Honor:AWARDS RECEIVED Loyola Schools of the Ateneo de Manila University Special Citation: Best Group Undergraduate Thesis, Ateneo Socio-Civic Engagement for Nation Building (ASCEND) Awards (May 2016)

Intern 06/2016 - 07/2016
Department of Budget and Management, , Philippines
Industry: Public Administration
The Department of Budget and Management of the Republic of the Philippines is the executive body which handles all budget and management efforts of the country. I worked under the Local Government and Regional Coordination Bureau (LGRCB), previously known as the Public Expenditure Management Bureau (PEMB), as an Intern of the office.
As an intern, I have done the following: 1. Assisted in the administrative and secretarial work of the office and directly worked under the director of the bureau > Prepared research materials and proofed policy memorandums > Prepared the evaluation reports and presentations on the feedback sessions for the Philippine Government Internal Audit Manual > Drafted the proposed budgets for the Internal Revenue Allotment of barangays under Region I, II, IV-A, and V 2. Assisted and participated in events and training seminars by the bureau > Participated and got certification for "Training of Trainers on Electronic Budget for Local Government Units > Acted as secretariat and operations for the "Local Government Unit - Public Financial Management 2 Project Closing Event"--
Project Manager 08/2016 - 05/2017
PAKISAMA, , Philippines
Industry: Rural Development
PAKISAMA acted as my thesis project output. It is a collaborative project with Indigenous Peoples (IP) communities from the Philippines (PH) that aims to increase disaster literacy and preparedness of Indigenous Cultural Communities (ICC) through context-specific translations of Early Warning Systems (EWS) and emergency protocols for disasters as issued by national government agencies.
I was the Project Manager (August 2016-May 2017) of PAKISAMA. My responsibilities included the following: 1. Managed from program design to execution, and monitoring and evaluation > reviewed related literature on disaster management and IP rights > consulted IP communities and civil society organizations for program design > triangulated information with the government and international frameworks 2. Created the Literacy and Translation Program design PH government agencies > reviewed the translation program with different IP and disaster management experts and community members from the Philippines > worked with a designer for the physical paraphernalia of the materials 3. Turned-over ALL materials to the Philippine government, IP civil society organizations, and partner IP communities, and trained them to use the package effectively--

Ateneo de Manila University 08/2012 - 06/2016
, , Philippines
Degree: Bachelor's Degree
Major:Health Sciences
I took a four-year Bachelor of Science degree from the Ateneo de Manila University in the Philippines from 2012 to 2016.

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