Training Program Developer
Jordan River Foundation
Total years of experience :23 years, 0 Months
Responsibilities include:
• Development of new and update of existing training programs which include: preparation of scientific material, development of activities, and preparation of pre and post evaluation forms.
• Supervision of pilot testing of new manuals and the subsequent necessary modifications.
• Research for vital resources on child and family wellbeing
Project manager for social marketing projects aiming at child protection in local communities and projects targeting vulnerable women and children in the emergency context of the Syrian crisis
Responsibilities include:
• Leading the planning and the implementation of the different phases of the project
• Participating in the design and technical input during the different phases of the project.
• Monitoring and control of the different phases of the project and ensuring that the objectives of the project is met
• Managing project budget and resource allocation.
• Maintaining the necessary communication with sponsors and stakeholders
Working with Hamzet Wasel on community projects focusing on child and involvement in the community.
- Conducted literature reviews on the issue of child maltreatment, Early childhood adversity, child development, especially issues of corporal punishment and prevention of Physical abuse of children, and positive discipline.
- Wrote scientific papers examining attitudes towards the use of corporal punishment against children, and framing the issue as a public health problem.
- Prepared for and conducted focus groups for parents of young children to develop messages for anti corporal punishment communication campaign for The New Orleans Child Advocacy Center.
- Participated in writing grant proposals for research to assess pediatricians’ knowledge, attitudes and clinical practice related to the issue of corporal punishment and child physical abuse.
- Prepared and presented:"Corporal Punishment and subsequent risk of children’s behavior” for the Journal of Practical Reviews in Pediatric Dentistry
- Prepared and presented: An Online Comment Content Analysis of Attitudes and Ideologies Linked with Approval of Corporal Punishment at the 19th Annual colloquium of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children (APSAC)
- Provided dental care and treatment to the students of the University of Jordan.
- Worked on raising oral health awareness.
- Took initiative to upgrade the dental department by introducing new appliances, materials and methodologies.
- Supervised dental students during their training at the students' clinic.
- Introduced the newest sterilization routines and methods in the field of Dentistry and trained the oral hygiene staff on implementing them.
- Inventoried and purchased supplies for the clinic
- Provided dental care and treatment.
-Managed different aspects of the clinic including:
- Hiring and supervising members of the dental hygiene staff.
- Designing and conducting training for members of dental hygiene staff.
- Inventory and purchase of materials and appliances.
- Developing a patient records system for the clinic.
The Hubert H. Humphrey fellowship is a mid-career development scholarship program that brings accomplished professionals to the United States for a year of study and related practical professional experience. Fellows are nominated by the United States Embassies in their home countries based on their potential for leadership and their commitment to public service. They are placed in clusters at selected US universities, which offer a combination of graduate-level courses and work-related experiences. courses: Child Health and Development Monitoring and Evaluation of Health Education and Communication Programs Social and Behavioral Aspects of Global Health Health and Economic Development Planning of Health Education Programs Health communication theory and practice