Enhance Your Resume for New Industries

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As part of our Support, Empower, Equip programming, alumni from the multiple industries will be leading small group resume reviews for participants applying to jobs in several industries. Each alumni ‘host’ listed below will have their own breakout room with 4-7 registrants. Within the private breakout room, each host will work through each person’s resume with the group providing specific feedback on each document. Please note that all participants in the breakout room will be present for the resume review. 

This will be a hands-on event for all participants and only those actively pursuing jobs in these industries should register. Please indicate which host you are interested in working with in the registration information below. Closer to the event date you will be asked to share your resume with Elizabeth Rigsbee so she can upload it to the private folder for your breakout room. At that time, you are also welcome to share links to jobs of interest. Additional information on logistics of the event, including Zoom information, will be shared closer to November 6. 

If a host's bio is listed but their name does not appear in the "preferred host" portion of the registration information, that means their breakout room is full. 

If this event is full or your preferred host is no longer available please email erigsbee@jhu.edu to be placed on a waitlist.

ABOUT Hector Carrasco

Dr. Carrasco is the Director of Quality Improvement at the Tennessee Department of Health (TDH), where he oversees innovation across 42 programs and 2,000 employees. He leads Tennessee’s statewide Health-Related Social Needs screening and referral system, now supporting over 70,000 weekly searches, and directs the state’s food security strategy. Previously, he launched and managed TDH’s largest addiction and overdose prevention program and directed community health programs in Chiapas, Mexico with Partners In Health. Dr. Carrasco holds an MD from Tecnológico de Monterrey, an MPH from Johns Hopkins, and a DrPH from Harvard.

ABOUT Scott Clark

Scott Clark is a Partner at Boston Consulting Group, serving pharmaceutical clients with a focus on commercial and R&D activities. His experience includes leading portfolio and growth strategy initiatives, go-to-market strategy, as well as large-scale initiatives including transformations and integrations. Scott received his BA from Johns Hopkins University, MHS from the Bloomberg School of Public Health, and MD from New Jersey Medical School.

ABOUT Sarah Cohen

Sarah Cohen is an Emergency Management Specialist for the Johns Hopkins Hospital Office of Emergency Management (JHHOEM). Prior to joining JHHOEM, Sarah worked in international emergency response with USAID, filling multiple leadership and incident command roles to coordinate the delivery of food assistance, health care, potable water, and other relief services to people around the world affected by conflict, disease outbreaks, and natural hazards like floods and volcanic eruptions. She was also a Peace Corps Volunteer in Benin from 2012 to 2015. Sarah received her MPH from Johns Hopkins and her BA in Environmental Sciences from the University of California, Berkeley.  

ABOUT Lillian Kidane

Lillian Kidane currently serves as Partner and Africa Director, at Dalberg Advisors, and she knows the African continent is in many ways leading the global movement towards sustainable development and now is the time to pursue people-centric systemic change in climate resilience, healthcare accessibility and quality, and digital enablement.She has previously served as senior advisor to the COVID Vaccine Delivery Partnership (COVAX) in Geneva and she opened and operated the first direct commercial office for General Electric (GE) in Ethiopia. She has been featured in African Shapers and is regularly consulted for her expertise across multiple geographic regions and industries. Ms. Kidane received her MPH from the Bloomberg School of Public Health in 2007.

ABOUT Ana Rita Gonzalez

Ana Rita González founded global health consulting firm Policy Wisdom, LLC in 2010 to work with governments, NGOs and the private sector as they try to identify and advance solutions to public health issues. The organization has worked in over 145 countries and guides local, national and supranational policy makers and agency leaders in developing evidence-and data-driven public health initiatives that target the specific needs of unique populations.

Dr. González also has extensive experience in health systems research. She has served as a hospital director in Puerto Rico and later worked with the World Health Organization- Pan American Health Organization (WHO-PAHO). Her work at the WHO-PAHO included significant focus on health care reform design, health policy planning and influencing, crisis management, and policies for disaster preparedness. She has been especially outspoken about the health system of Puerto Rico, where inefficiencies in infrastructure were exposed after hurricane Maria in 2017 and again after Fiona in 2022. She received her ScD from the Bloomberg School of Public Health in 1984. 

She is also the creator of the Historical Integrative Policy–Epidemiology Synthesis (HIPES) approach to analyze the relationship between public health policies and population health outcomes. Dr. González’s published work applies a health policy lens to topics including equity, democracy, cancer, precision medicine, geopolitics, health system funding, and health outcomes. In 2024, Ana Rita was awarded the Global Achievement Alumni Award by Johns Hopkins University.

 Event Date
Thursday, November 6, 2025
Start Time: 12:00pm EST
End Time: 1:00pm EST

 Contact
Elizabeth Rigsbee
667-306-9603
erigsbee@jhu.edu

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