Tina T. Ha

As a Public Health: Community Health Promotion major with a minor in Psychology, I aim to cultivate proficiency in effective communication, organization, and critical thinking. I aim to gain substantial experience in engaging with peers and superiors to broaden my understanding. I aspire to leverage these skills in the future to contribute to the betterment of communities and drive positive transformation. I bring a strong foundation in public health, gained through my role as a peer health educator at Portland State University. This experience has allowed me to develop effective communication and educational skills, as well as the ability to engage with diverse communities on various health topics. Moreover, I have honed my organizational and project management skills through coordinating events and educational programs on campus.

My coursework in public health has provided me with a solid understanding of health equity, social determinants of health, and policy development, which I believe will be valuable in contributing to the internship projects. Moreover, my passion for serving underserved communities and promoting health equity drives my motivation to make a meaningful impact during the internship. Growing up in an underserved community is a unique and huge part of who I am. Experienced with health education and outreach. Utilizes effective communication to engage and inform diverse populations. Knowledge of program management and community health initiatives. Health professional with extensive experience in health education and outreach. Focused on team collaboration and achieving impactful results. Known for adaptability and strong interpersonal skills. Experienced with providing tailored mentorship to individuals, helping them achieve personal and professional milestones. Utilizes effective communication and empathy to build trust and encourage development. Knowledge of leadership and conflict resolution techniques ensures productive and supportive mentoring relationship