Leilani Flores

Public Health senior at the University of Washington, with a focus on mental health promotion, health equity, and disease prevention. Experienced in designing and leading community workshops, conducting policy analysis, and creating culturally responsive health communication materials. Skilled in data analysis, program planning, and public speaking. Driven to support underserved communities by advancing access to care, and addressing structural barriers to health.

• Human Subject Learner, CITI Program
• Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint Certification

Capstone Project: King County EMS/VPSI Fall Prevention Education, 2025. 

Researched and applied fall prevention measures and safety protocols to enhance community health. Developed and executed a learner-centered curriculum to align objectives with content and assessments. Created health communication materials, including flyers and activities to boost public awareness of fall prevention strategies. Led interactive community workshops, sharpening public speaking and engagement skills while fostering collaboration. 

Policy Brief on SB5489: 

Improving Reproducible and Gender-Affirming Health Care Access, 2025, Conducted an in-depth policy analysis of SB5489, focusing on its impact on marginalized communities and identifying critical gaps in reproductive and gender-affirming health care access. Developed targeted recommendations to improve funding, outreach, and service delivery for rural, immigrant, and communities of color. Showcased proficiency in policy evaluation and advocacy to advance health equity. Developed public speaking and presentation skills.