Christen Said
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Title(s) | Program Manager, Prevention & Public Health |
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School | Chancellor/EVC/FAS |
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Address | 550 16th. Street San Francisco CA 94158
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Biography UC Berkeley, California, USA | BS Chemistry | 12/2000 | Chemistry | UC Berkeley, California, USA | BA Molecular and Cell Biology | 12/2000 | Molecular and Cell Biology | Columbia University, New York, USA | MPH | 05/2009 | Global Health |
Columbia University, Mailman School of Public Health | 2009
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| 2009 | Departmental Award for Academic Excellence |
Overview Christen Said is the In-Country Program Manager for Global Strategic Information (GSI) projects in Tanzania.
She works to build local capacity to improve the quality and use of routine monitoring and evaluation data, and has collaborated with local institutions to conduct integrated behavioral surveillance surveys (IBBS) among most-at-risk populations. Mrs. Said played a leading role in the development and launch of a master's degree program in Health Monitoring and Evaluation at a Tanzanian university and continues to support university activities, including the development and implementation of M&E and data management related short courses and a regional M&E journal. In addition, Christen has been involved in triangulation projects, data quality assessments, the development and roll out of national data quality assessment guidelines, and designing research protocols.
Prior to working at UCSF Mrs. Said was an ASPH fellow with the Care and Treatment Program at CDC Tanzania. In this capacity, she worked to support the National AIDS Control Program in a national-level data verification exercise, as well as with analysis and costing projections to prepare policy recommendations for the revised WHO Care and Treatment Guidelines. She also designed tools for and built local capacity to conduct secondary analysis of care and treatment program data, identify issues and potential solutions, and used data for programmatic improvement. In addition, Mrs. Said supported the head of the CDC-TZ care and treatment program to manage and support ongoing collaborations and relationships with PEPFAR-funded care and treatment partners.
Mrs. Said has an MPH in Population and Family Health with a focus on Global Health from Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health, and received her BSc and BA from the University of California, Berkeley. She served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in both Mozambique and Zambia and now lives in Dar es Salaam with her husband and two daughters.
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Illicit Drug Users in the Tanzanian Hinterland: Population Size Estimation Through Key Informant-Driven Hot Spot Mapping. AIDS Behav. 2018 Jul; 22(Suppl 1):4-9.
Ndayongeje J, Msami A, Laurent YI, Mwankemwa S, Makumbuli M, Ngonyani AM, Tiberio J, Welty S, Said C, Morris MD, McFarland W. PMID: 29435795.
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HIV Prevalence and Risk Behaviors Among People Who Inject drugs in Two Serial Cross-Sectional Respondent-Driven Sampling Surveys, Zanzibar 2007 and 2012. AIDS and Behavior. 2015; 19(S1):36.
Eva Matiko, Ahmed Khatib, Farhat Khalid, Susie Welty, Christen Said, Ameir Ali, Asha Othman, Shaaban Haji, Mary Kibona, Evelyn Kim, Dita Broz, Mohammed Dahoma.
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P3.325 Evaluating Consistency in Repeat Surveys of Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) Using Respondent-Driven Sampling in Zanzibar Island, Zanzibar - Tanzania. Sexually Transmitted Infections. 2013 Jul 1; 89(Suppl 1):a250.
S Haji, A Khatib, M A Khamis, C Said, E Matiko, F Khalid, M Dahoma, A Ali, A Othman, M Kibona. .
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Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI). Doubling of HIV Prevalence among Female Sex Workers (FSW) in Zanzibar Assessed through Respondent-Driven Sampling (RDS) Surveys, 2007 to 2011. 2012.
Farhat Khalid, Mary Kibona, Ahmed Khatib, Aimee Leidich, Asha Othman, Ameir Ali, Mohamed Dahoma, Christen Mullen, Evelyn Kim, Gilly Arthur.
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