Yovanna Gonzalez
Bilingual Program Specialist at Health Connected- Claim this Profile
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Spanish Native or bilingual proficiency
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English Full professional proficiency
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Experience
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Health Connected
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United States
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Education
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1 - 100 Employee
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Bilingual Program Specialist
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Aug 2022 - Present
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Bilingual Health Education Specialist
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Nov 2021 - Aug 2022
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Planned Parenthood Mar Monte
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United States
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Hospitals and Health Care
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300 - 400 Employee
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Health Service Specialist
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Aug 2020 - Oct 2021
-Provided direct service in health center specific areas including: family planning, gender-affirming care, and medication abortion services-Screens financial, medical, and social history with correct documentation of important information while informing patients of PPMM services -Demonstrated effective communication and interpersonal skills with patients in high stress situations related to their care
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Educator
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Jan 2020 - Aug 2020
-Provided direct/virtual education on PP services and sexual/reproductive health, including human trafficking, intimate partner violence, sexual assault, consent, and healthy communication-Ensured the accuracy of data input in PPMM CivicCore, communication with community partners for the success of in-person/virtual events, and other administrative tasks-Exemplified empathy and care while providing education services to PPMM’s priority population, primarily communities of color, students, women, and individuals of low-socio-economic status
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Health Promotion Practice Journal
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United States
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Book and Periodical Publishing
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1 - 100 Employee
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Intern
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Oct 2019 - Feb 2021
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California Department of Public Health
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Public Safety
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700 & Above Employee
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Diabetes Prevention and Management Intern
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May 2019 - Aug 2019
-Responsible for the maintenance of PDSTAT, a diabetes communication network in the state of California that connects current resources and organizations throughout the state to one another.-Plan and execute an event for CDPH, including networking with contractors, facilities and esteemed speakers to ensure the success of the convening.-Contact and recruit community members from the National Diabetes Prevention Program to participate in a panel where stakeholders can connect and learn their success, challenges and experiences in the program.-Update Microsoft office documents to be ADA compliant according to standards set by the California Department of Public Health.-Comply with policies and procedures set the California Department of Public Health to complete administrative task, such as: fulfilling reports, preparing written materials, and distributing scholarships.
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Treasurer
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Jun 2018 - May 2019
-Plan a 7-day agenda to coordinate community events and health-focused activities with local leaders, health centers, community organizations in Mexico.-Organize, develop and conduct health education presentations to over 200 community members to present on topics, such as personal and household hygiene, LGBTQ inclusivity and awareness, stress, and anxiety. -Manage over $22,000 in funds to execute a service-learning trip to Mexico, which took 14 individuals to work on community-driven projects with local leaders.- Maintain records and organize documents critical to the execution of the trip; such as passport information, grant applications, and cost of health education materials.-Coordinate a Zapotec tradition of community service (Tequio), to complete reforestation projects to plant over 150 copal trees with local leaders.
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Lead Ambassador
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Apr 2018 - May 2019
-Communicate, create and maintain relationships with over 30 community colleges, high schools and middle schools to promote EOP’s resources to first-generation, low income students.-Review and create presentation material, tailoring information to prioritize different groups depending on: documentation status, age, and English-proficiency skills.- Demonstrate flexible presentation styles to various interested parties, from faculty at schools to prospective students from low socio-economic backgrounds and historically disadvantaged communities (ex. communities of color, undocumented individuals, minorities).-Document presentation request onto shared calendar and schedule student ambassadors to provide presentations.
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Student Mentor
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Aug 2017 - May 2019
-Mentor 27 individuals from historically underserved and diverse cultural backgrounds every academic year to support their academic, personal and professional growth- Support students tackling a variety of issues such as intimate partner violence, mental wellness, and navigating an academic environment to ensure a positive college experience-Report pressing student concerns to academic advisors and informed them of the student's needs, connecting students to pertinent resources
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President
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Aug 2017 - May 2018
-Spearhead and revitalize the implementation of Vamos a Oaxaca, an immersion program focused on health promotion and cultural competency. -Recruit and lead 21 students to Mexico during spring break to engage in service-learning, reforestation efforts and community-driven projects to address critical unmet needs-Develop culturally-appropriate presentations with team members for 100 middle-aged women to bring awareness to topics such as: depression, stress and anxiety through activity-based presentations-Plan a 7-day agenda and coordinate activities and community events with local leaders in Mexico -Facilitated and participated in a reforestation project, preparing over 100 copal trees for the planting season.
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Education
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San Jose State University
Bachelor's degree, Public Health