Taylor Chambers

About Taylor Chambers

Strategic project coordinator with a background in project management, data management, research and analysis, and tactical planning. Qualitative researcher. Mental health advocate. Flexible and experienced collaborative planner who develops strategies to find solutions. Patient-focused with the ability to see the bigger picture. Strong, bleeding heart with the power to incite change.

Experience

1. Oregon Area Director

   American Foundation For Suicide Prevention

   Apr 2021 — Present · Portland, OR, US

   Implement all fundraising, programming, and advocacy initiatives throughout Oregon to meet national organization standards- Develop annual budget and work within budget to carry out mission while maintaining non-profit status- Recruit, onboard, cultivate, and recognize volunteers to continue chapter\'s success- Facilitate volunteer-based workgroups to deepen community involvement in organization- Convey the work of the chapter to community stakeholders through direct correspondence, social media, interviews, and e-mail marketing- Learn, master, and present evidence-based suicide prevention programs both in person and virtually- Mitigate risk of COVID-19 pandemic by creating innovative solutions to in-person needs- Devise ways to connect with all members of the community virtually by creating safe, supportive, and engaging virtual programs and events- Connect suicide loss survivors to community and chapter resources to support healing in the hours to years after their loss.

Education

• Emory University

  Master of Public Health (M.P.H.), Epidemiology, Mental Health

  2014 — 2016

• Tulane University

  Bachelor's Degree, Public Health

  2010 — 2014

Skills

• Public Speaking
• Spss
• Public Health Education
• Teamwork
• Customer Service
• Team Management
• Arcgis
• Event Planning
• Data Analysis
• Google Docs
• Microsoft Office
• Stata
• Sas
• Public Health
• Healthcare
• Microsoft Word
• Leadership
• Microsoft Excel
• Powerpoint
• Research