Amanda Holderrieth is seeking a career in health education where she can use her skills and passion for public health. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Sciences from Sam Houston State University with a major in Health and a minor in Psychology. Her previous experience includes working as housekeeping and project management for Yes Communities, an internship educating patients and communities about various diseases for Walker County Healthy Initiatives, and being a home health attendant for patients with various disabilities. She provides references from her university professors and previous employers.

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Amanda Holderrieth
1507 Windwood St. Huntsville, Texas 77340 │ 832-517-9200 │ agh004@shsu.edu
Objective
Seeking a career in the health field where I can exercise my skills and passion for public
health education.
Education
 Sam Houston State University; Huntsville, Texas (1997, 2012 - 2015)
o BS in Health Sciences: August 8, 2015
o Major: Health
o Minor: Psychology
Coursework: Communication Skills in Health Education, Environmental Health, Drug
Use and Abuse, Community Health, Psychopharmacology, Study of Human Diseases
 Lone Star College; Tomball, Texas (1996, 1998)
Experience
 Yes Communities: September 11, 2015 – February 1, 2016: Hired on as
housekeeping, duties were more of project management. Responsible for evaluating
repossessed/rental homes and make ready for market. Learned to troubleshoot
problems, fixing most of them, then reporting to the community manager. In
addition to housekeeping and maintenance, assisted in the planning and initiation of
community events, community relations, and miscellaneous office duties.
 Internship: Walker County Healthy Initiatives (WCHI): May 5, 2015 – August 4, 2015:
Educated patients, healthcare workers, and communities on the following diseases:
Diabetes, Hypertension, and Adult asthma. Regularly assisted with the health clinics
at local food banks, health fairs, and community events. The organization was held
accountable by meeting target numbers set by the state, monthly conference calls,
annual audits by the state, as well as holding mandatory WCHI coalition board
meetings. Actively involved in the budget planning and in creating plans of action for
FY 2016/2017, which involved a smaller budget and new diseases of focus.
 Home Health Attendant: Self-employed: 2001 – 2003, 2006 - 2009: Exceptional one-
on-one patient care for many patients with varying disabilities, including:
Alzheimer’s, Dementia, stroke impairments, Diabetes, Cerebral Palsy, Cardiovascular
disease, chronic lung diseases, obesity, and cancer. The objective of this job was to
not only provide for the patient’s physical needs, but to insure them the best quality
of life possible. References are available upon request.

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References
1. Dr. Jaimie Hebert: SHSU Vice Provost; hebert@shsu.edu
2. Ce Cowart Schlicher: WCHI Grant Coordinator; ccschlicher@co.walker.tx.us
3. Tammy Stanfield RN, BSN, CCRN: WCHI Patient Case Manager
tammy.stanfield@huntsvillememorial.com
4. Dr. Daphne Fulton: Health professor at SHSU; dsf005@shsu.edu
5. Dr. Stephen Brown: Associate Professor of Public Health at SHSU;
sbrown@shsu.edu
6. Suzie Stone: Professor at SHSU; HKC_SES@SHSU.EDU
7. Amber Henson: Community Manager: 936-291-0271

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