She worked as a Data Manager for Georgia Department Resources Division of Public Health HIV Prevention Section. She managed the Ryan White AIDS Drug Assistance Program. She is very dynamic, proactive, strong leadership skills, compassionate and sensitive to other's needs.
Primary Responsibilities include: Encourage to focus on the vision and fulfill the mission as stated. Giving leads and contacts to SAO staff in various issues. Her main focus is the overall health and growth of the organization.
Has worked for P&G for more than 25 years.He has current responsibilities for plants in 25 countries.Has traveled around the world.Has done a number of mission trips across several countries.Is involved with a team with a project in
Tanzania following the UN approach to eliminate poverty by 2025. Involved in an ecological team across
Ohio. Has great passion to empower Haitian children and families, managerial and administrative skills, must have strong interest in education, economic development and humanitarian affairs.
She currently works for the Office of Emergency and Medical Services (EMS) and Trauma in the Division of Public Health as an IT Project Coordinator.She manages all project milestones and deliverables not limited to development and coordination of comprehensive test plans to ensure systems meet business requirements; monitoring results of parallel testing; and develop system and user documentation.She has a broad range of experience in research and data analysis with several organizations
She currently works for the office of Developmental Disabilities (DD) in Georgia�s Division of Mental Health as a Data Manager.She develops and operates data systems, program, and linkages which support statistical data analyses and program activities. Her strong leadership skills will help SAO move to the next level. Her passion for fundraisers is a definite plus for SAO.
Adrick has worked as a licensed physical therapist for 8 years with an emphasis in orthopaedic conditions of youth and adolescent patients. For the past 5 years he has worked as a staff physical therapist and research assistant at Cincinnati Children�s
HospitalMedicalCenter in
Cincinnati,
OH where he successfully secured grant funding from the National Institute of Health totaling $186,000. In addition to grant writing experience, he has presented lectures and abstracts at national and regional conferences for physical therapy and exercise related organizations. He currently holds a position as Assistant Professor at The College of Mount Saint Joseph in
Cincinnati,
OH where he teaches Kinesiology/Biomechanics and Professional Socialization (a course exploring cultural diversity, disability, power distribution/ negotiation, and advocacy). He is currently pursUing a Ph.D in rehabilitation sciences at the
University of
Kentucky to facilitate his career in healthcare and educational leadership.
Adrick receives his inspiration from his personal relationship with God, family, and lifelong friends. He has always felt compelled to be the voice of the voiceless and to be a light for the unseen. Upon introduction to SAO, he knew that it was truly a �God joining�. He looks forward to assisting the other board members in creating AWARENESS, changing ATTITUDES, and changing ACTIONSof the international community when considering
Haiti. He is honored to offer his skills, his heart, and his hard work to the people of Haiti.
She is a semi-retired French teacher, currently teaching French part time at Georgia perimeter College-Dunwoody. She has always been highly interested in the Haitien people and culture. She loves educational volunteer work and also tutors English as a second language in Atlanta, at Hope Elementary School.is an experienced French teacher.
Primary Responsibilities include: Coordinates Sonje Ayiti education program
She founded and ran a nonprofit organization funded by Youth venture based in Lawrence whose mission is to support the altruistic ideas of youth in America. Over the period of 3 years this organization built 5 homes in Zimbabwe, sent solar cookers to 2 energy starved villages in the Tibetan prefecture of China and fully funded a medical clinic in La Gonave, Haiti. She has volunteered to be a medical needs analyst for Mama Makekas House of hope in Africa, the Methodist Church in Haiti and the Schumacker Foundation in India. She is also the founder and co chair of The new Tradition coalition which provides education and support to parents with the goal of reducing underage drinking and drug use in Lawrence, KS. She was the founding board member of the Women�s coalition, an umbrella group of non profits working with issues relating to women and children in Kansas and Missouri.She brings a deep respect for every culture she has worked with and hard earned practical knowledge of what works, what doesn�t and why. She has successfully communicated across cultural divides and language barriers to help form alliances and resolve conflict. Since she has worked both with projects that have done well and others that have failed she is sensitized to early warning signs and can suggest what to do about it. She has the ability to motivate both adults and youth, work in a variety of settings, think on her feet, improvise and analyze complicated scenarios and suggest creative ways to overcome obstacles.
Mirambeau, a native Floridian, but current resident of
Georgia, received her bachelor's degree in Health Science from Florida Agricultural and
MechanicalUniversity and then completed her graduate studies in public health with a concentration in epidemiology.Ms. Mirambeau�s research experience has primarily focused on the public health issues of the Haitian community, which is evidenced by her involvement with epidemiological inquiries on the issue of tuberculosis among Haitians.
Her predominant profession has been in the area of community health education and health promotion, where she has gained extensive experience in program planning and design; implementation; evaluation; and capacity building.In Ms. Mirambeau�s current role as a Program Evaluator with the Georgia Division of Public Health, she has facilitated several large-scale efforts that deal with the evaluation, data collection, and management of chronic disease prevention and health promotion projects.
Many would characterize Ms. Mirambeau as dedicated, determined and compassionate towards the needs of the underserved.However, Ms. Mirambeau�s goals and ambitions are credited to her observations of her mother, a Haitian immigrant, who rose from the humble beginnings as a migrant farmworker to a successful entrepreneur, and consistently endeavored to model hard work, resiliency, and servitude towards others.
Community Health Nurse, trainings on HIV/AIDS/STD. She has 9 years of experience in community health. She worked at
Albert Schweitzer Hospital , CARE and currently works for World Vision.
