Fanni F.
Program Manager @UT MD Anderson
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WORK HISTORY
Program Manager @UT MD Anderson
Blend analytical insights with program operations, combining data-driven strategy development with day-to-day management and stakeholder coordination.• Design and implement developmental evaluation for the institution-wide Academic Mentoring Program, documenting impact and identifying avenues for improving and scaling the program to strengthen institutional mentoring culture for faculty.• Conceptualize and develop scholarly publications and conference presentations to advance scholarship on formal mentoring for faculty and medical trainees within academic medicine.• Manage all aspects of the Academic Mentoring Program• Produce the first comprehensive analysis of the Trainee Leadership Certificate Program feedback data, transforming fragmented inputs into actionable insights.
EDUCATION
University of Houston
Master's degree, Sociology
The University of Texas at Austin
Bachelor's degree, Double Major in European Studies/Civilization and Middle Eastern Studies
George Mason University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Sociology
ABOUT FANNI F.
No matter the environment I’m in, I’m driven to make things work better by creating clarity, knowledge, strengthening systems, and by shepherding projects and programs as they evolve. I’m particularly passionate about data-driven program management and development, using evidence and thoughtful structure to move ideas into sustainable, effective practices.Throughout my career, I’ve gravitated toward roles that require creating organization and structure, whether developing new processes for emerging programs, co-leading cross-departmental research projects, or serving as a thought partner and co-author to move ideas toward actionable plans, insightful publications, and other useful deliverables. I bring a strong foundation in both quantitative and qualitative research and evaluation, including data collection, questionnaire development, analysis, and reporting. I enjoy translating complex social science data into clear, meaningful insights that support decision-making for diverse stakeholders, and I’ve contributed to more than 30 research publications in the process.
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