Larry E. Roberts Jr.

Company Overview: The All of Us Research Program is a transformative precision medicine initiative by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), dedicated to advancing biomedical research through one of the most diverse health databases in history.

• Presented scientific data on PrEP and HIV prevention strategies to diverse healthcare audiences, including physicians, pharmacists, and research investigators.
• Developed and implemented 12+ evidence-based educational initiatives to expand knowledge on PrEP uptake, targeting underrepresented communities and high-risk populations.
• Collaborated with 50+ community-based organizations (CBOs) and AIDS Service Organizations (ASOs) to advance equitable access to HIV prevention and treatment strategies.
• Led cross-functional teams in data dissemination efforts, ensuring clinical trial findings and public health research were effectively communicated to KOLs and healthcare professionals.
• Managed the interpretation and translation of clinical data, developing key messaging and training materials for internal and external stakeholders.

Company Overview: Integrated and analyzed clinical data from the COVID-19 Pandemic to enhance patient care processes. Contributed to the development and maintenance of a Tableau dashboard that visualized new case trend data for COVID-19 surveillance.

• Developed 10+ scientific reports and presentations on COVID-19 case trends, hospitalizations, and vaccine uptake to inform public health decision-making.
• Translated complex COVID-19 surveillance findings into accessible reports for frontline healthcare providers, ensuring evidence-based clinical interventions.
• Led 200+ stakeholder mapping assessments to identify healthcare disparities and enhance targeted intervention strategies.
• Engaged with community health workers, case managers, and clinical educators to develop culturally relevant educational materials on COVID-19 prevention and treatment.

Company Overview: The Bureau of HIV/AIDS, STDs, and Viral Hepatitis at the Houston Health Department is a critical public health division dedicated to reducing the burden of infectious diseases through data-driven surveillance and intervention strategies.

• Collaborated with 20 community-based organizations, local clinician offices, and agencies to coordinate HIV ancillary services (Ryan White) and partner programs such as mobile testing units and PrEP clinic hours.
• Developed 50+ educational resources, including fact sheets and technical reports, tailored to healthcare providers and at-risk populations, ensuring accessibility and scientific accuracy in HIV prevention and management messaging.
• Established and maintained collaborative relationships with KOLs, clinicians, and HIV care teams to promote PrEP adoption and care continuum strategies.
• Conducted scientific presentations and clinical education sessions to healthcare providers, increasing awareness of HIV pharmacotherapy and emerging biomedical prevention interventions.

Company Overview: Project PrIDE: Data2Care and Data2PrEP, a CDC-funded pilot grant initiative, focused on reducing new HIV infections by leveraging surveillance data to identify and reconnect HIV-diagnosed individuals not engaged in care.

• Presented data-driven insights on HIV treatment gaps, antiretroviral therapy (ART) adherence, and PrEP implementation strategies at interagency and national public health conferences.
• Coordinated mobile testing clinics across 20+ community sites, engaging 500+ individuals per year through targeted PrEP outreach and leading 12+ health education workshops.
• Managed 10+ data-sharing agreements, ensuring 100% compliance while strengthening relationships with 50+ clinicians, PrEP decision-makers, and community organizations to expand HIV prevention pathways.
• Created 10+ scientific reports and data visualization tools to track HIV burden, PrEP uptake trends and care continuum outcomes.