Partnership Manager, Child Health

• Dec 2021 - Present

Help Me Grow Network Manager

• Dec 2020 - Jan 2022

Jackie supported implementation of the Help Me Grow System Model for Washington State communities. Help Me Grow is a free service that connects parents and caregivers to resources in their community. There is a Help Me Grow WA statewide hotline as well as local Help Me Grow systems. Her role was specifically focused on developing technical assistance tools that would support community-based efforts to adopt the Help Me Grow Model. During her time in this position, she primarily supported local Help Me Grow Systems in King, Kittitas, Pierce, Skagit, and Yakima Counties. Show less

Graduate Student

• Oct 2018 - Jun 2020

Jackie recently completed her graduate program at the University of Washington-School of Public Health where she received her Master of Public Health. Her concentration was in Health Systems and Policy. She conducted her Practicum with the Northwest Center for Public Health Practice where she designed a new E-learning module focused on mentoring for public health organizations and professionals. Her goal for this project was to make it easier for public health organizations and professionals to engage in mentoring as a tool for recruitment, retention, and develop the current workforce to meet the needs of the changing landscape of public health. She hopes to use her education to re-enter the workforce with a systems-based mindset that will allow her to better engage with various levels of governmental and non-governmental agencies in the era of Public Health 3.0. Show less

Graduate Student Assistant

• Jul 2019 - Sep 2019

As a GSA for the Northwest Center for Public Health Practice, Jackie supported the E-Learning team and the Evaluation Team. She supported the evaluation team by revising survey instruments, conducting key informant interviews, and analyzing the qualitative data collected from these interviews. For the E-Learning team, she supported the development and piloting of an online toolkit, "Collaborate with Tribes", and updated and categorized the database of all current and former learning opportunities the Center offers. Show less

School-Based Health Center Site Coordinator

• Jun 2017 - Jun 2018

Jackie transitioned into the Site Coordinator position part-time beginning December of 2016 but was fully dedicated to the School-Based Health Center Program at TPHFCC after June 2017. As the Site Coordinator, she was responsible for day-to-day clinic management of two primary care clinics that served children and adults as well as one school-based health center that only served students and their families. Jackie also oversaw contract management, data reporting to State and other funding agencies, and quality improvement. She served as a co-advisor to two high school youth advisory councils where she helped them to lead various health and wellness initiatives. Most recently her youth advisory councils focused on adolescent sexual health promotion workshops that focused on healthy relationships for youth. While with TPHFCC, she helped to increase utilization of the clinics, expand services, and engage in regional collaborations for public health. Show less

Program Coordinator, Sustainable Relationships for Community Health & School-Based Health Centers

• Jun 2016 - Jun 2018

As the SRCH coordinator, Jackie worked with area clinics to adopt new clinical workflows that strengthen referrals to the Oregon Tobacco Quit Line and the Self-Management Programs that are offered by TPHFCC. She guided the team through various quality improvement efforts to identify and implement new workflows in order to achieve benchmarks set by the team. In her role she has also supported the growth of the self-management program in assisting with grant-writing, project management, and outreach. She also participates in the PHAB Accreditation process as a member of the Accreditation Team and as the facilitator of the Quality Improvement Team. As part of her work with the Self-Management Program, both Jackie and her colleague, Ashley Baggett, represented TPHFCC and rural communities by presenting at the 2017 National Association for City and County Health Officials (NACCHO) conference in Pittsburgh, PA. Show less

Lincoln County AmeriCorps VISTA - Health Equity Coordinator

• May 2015 - May 2016

Jackie served as an AmeriCorps Volunteer in Service to America (VISTA) at the Lincoln County Public Health Division as part of the Oregon Health Authority Partnership. In her role as Health Equity Coordinator she conducted community engagement activities in which she emphasized the importance of improving the conditions in which we live, learn, work, and play in. Her focus was primarily on two groups; community stakeholders who work in affordable housing development and non-profits and government agencies that rely on volunteers. She has provided capacity building efforts to improve the outcomes of both groups. At the Public Health Division, she also participated on the Quality Improvement Committee and provided qualitative and quantitative assistance to improve the performance of the Division. Show less

Corps Member

• Jul 2014 - May 2015

Jackie served as a Corps Member for AmeriCorps National Community Civilian Corps- FEMA Corps. This is a service leadership program in which she volunteered for ten months in partnership with FEMA. She served as a Geospatial Information Systems Specialist trainee in which she provided geospatial support for program analysts including exercise support and data management and maintenance. She worked on various types of exercises with the National Exercise Division as well as preparedness plans for Region II. Jackie received extensive emergency management training through the Emergency Management Institute online courses as well as instructor-led courses like Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program training. She also received supplemental GIS training from Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) and National Alliance for Public Safety GIS (NAPSG.) Jackie used her GIS knowledge to provide quality materials to aide decision-makers in emergency planning and preparedness. Show less

Student Coordinator - Housing and Food Services

• Dec 2011 - Jun 2014

Jacylyn held the coordinator position while maintaining a full-time undergraduate education. She began as a student employee and then progressed to a role with more responsibility and independence as the student coordinator. She took pride in making the work as efficient and effective as possible by creating new tasks lists and reorganizing stock and ordering. She also trained new student employees on a quarterly basis so that they could provide exceptional service to customers while maintaining high levels of safety and sanitation. Her final responsibility was running a small cafe independently including inventory ordering, tracking, opening and closing tasks, as well as her usual customer service duties. Show less

Research Assistant - Department of Geography

• Jan 2013 - Mar 2013

Jacylyn provided research support to two Geography Professors as they looked to critically analyze how immigration reform was impacting care-workers. Care-workers have a large population of undocumented persons, often called "an invisible workforce."​ She went through major newspapers and media outlets as well as localized newspapers, blogs, and even testimonials for advocacy groups like SEIU and Casa Latina in Seattle. She organized the materials using the cataloging software, Zotero, so that the professors could easily navigate through and determine the most evocative material. The article is still under review by the "Journal of Progress in Human Geography." Show less

Resident Counselor Coordinator

• Aug 2009 - Aug 2012

Jacylyn worked at a 6-7 day leadership camp for middle school students that was created by the Association of Washington Student Principals. She began her partnership with this organization as a delegate of the camp and returned as a counselor and then counselor coordinator in the subsequent years. As a counselor, she was in charge of motivating and cultivating leadership in young people so that they could create a culture of service once they returned to their schools. She was in charge of facilitating lessons and team-building of around 15 middle school students with the help of a teacher counselor. As a counselor coordinator, she helped create a full day of leadership building for the 25-30 counselors who volunteered at the camp in order to better prepare them for work with the teacher counselors and student delegates. She also set agendas so that counselors were well informed for days that would often exceed the typical 9-5 job. She allowed counselors the opportunity to self-lead as well as created opportunities for counselors to lead one another on various projects. Jacylyn learned the importance of servant leadership in this position and also that leadership has to be fostered and empowered to create a legacy of service. Show less