Rachelle Ciulla

Senior Associate, Engagement @Pyxis Partners

Washington, DC, US

Work directly with 3 community organizations across the country as an Engagement Counselor to connect, collaborate, and engage with diverse communities and researchers in conversations about precision medicine research, and motivate to enroll in All of Us initiatives; retaining these relationships through difficult transitions as well as advocating successfully for additional funding and managing 13 sub awardees under two of the main awards Founding and serving as Project Manager of the Researcher Ambassador Network, doubling from 6 to 12 ambassadors; including recruitment, contracting, SOW development, development and delivery of training and support materials, leading multiple webinars with NIH leadership in attendance, creation of request and reporting processes, serving as Engagement Counselor for 5-6 ambassadors and leading the RAN support team Launched and manage two state-wide markets of enrollment and engagement organizations, with 15 partners in Washington and 23 partners in California; creating and achieving cycle-wide goals, coordinating collaborative activities, and leading monthly meetings; notably growing the number of partners in the WA market by 75% s from cycle 3 to cycle 4, and supporting 110 activities in CA, 61 being collaborative, providing at least 540 qualified enrollment leads to the enrollment team Manage a RAN support team of 5 Pyxis team members, managed 3 interns, and serve as preceptor for one intern\'s MPH practicum Represented Pyxis and All of Us at 6 conferences, serving as speaker and moderator for 4 sessions, organizing 4 panels and sessions, and lead ground-breaking collaboration at APHA\'s Annual Meeting in 2022, working with CPGI, NCEP, and NIH partners, resulting in over 1,085 interactions; with planning for 2023 underway, securing four gifted sessions for NIH leadership and a collaborative exhibit pavilion Built rapport with NIH leadership and team through effective collaboration; serving as point for projects and events

University of South Carolina-Columbia

Bachelor's Degree, Bachelor of Science in Public Health, 3.46

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

Master of Science in Public Health, Population, Family and Reproductive Health

Bel Air High School

High School, Biomedical Science Magnet & High School Diploma, 4.25