1. Brady M. Hoffman
Phone (802) 989-2918
E-mail: hoffman.brady@gmail.com
Education
Master of Public Administration, University of Vermont, 2014
 Health Policy
Bachelor of Science, University of Utah, 2009
 Health Promotion and Education
Professional Certificates
Federal Emergency Management Agency
 Incident Command System, 100/200/300/700/120a, 2014
Leadersip Strategies
 Facilitation for Trainers, 2014
Center For Domestic Preparedness
 Advanced Public Information Officer, 2014
Centers for Leadership, University of Vermont
 Graduate Certificate in Public Health, 2014
 Professional Certificate in Healthcare Management, 2014
 Professional Certificate in Project Management, 2014
 Professional Certificate in Healthcare Leadership, 2013
National Outdoor Leadership School,
 Outdoor Educator, 2007
Professional Development
Lead Vermont Health Connect Navigator/Project Manager, Addison County Chamber of Commerce, 2013-2014
 Developed, implemented and managed the Vermont Health Connect Navigator program at Addison County Chamber of Commerce
 Developed statewide Vermont Health Connect agricultural resource packet
 Small business enrollment specialist
 Develop two day enrollment event in Addison and Franklin counties coordinating partners, Addison County Chamber of Commerce, Vermont Health Connect and UVM Extension.
 Coordinated statewide agricultural producer outreach with partners and interview with Across the Fence with UVM extension (the longest running agricultural media outlet)
 Directly assisted 350 individuals and business
Wilderness Emergency Response Program Coordinator, Center for Emergency Programs, University of Utah, 2009
 Coordinated Wilderness Medicine training programs
 Planned Wilderness Medicine education courses
 Provided outreach and education for students in Wilderness Medicine degree track
Professional Work Experience
Public Health-Emergency Preparedness Specialist, Department of Health, State of Vermont, Vermont, 2014
 Coordinated emergency volunteers in two districts
 Facilitated HSEEP exercises
 Provided capacity support to a regional and community hospitals
 Developed and implemented district staff emergency preparedness training and exercises
 Emergency Management

2. Community Health Volunteer/Public Health Director, St. Joseph Maracha Hospital-Uganda, Peace Corps. Uganda, 2011/2012
 Assumed the interim role and responsibilities of Public Health Director for St. Joseph Maracha Hospital, developing a new public health program with the hospital CEO
 Developed, implemented and evaluated a coop health insurance program with St. Joseph Maracha Hospital
 Performed a needs-based assessments of target population of 210,000 residents establishing a frame work for the development of a new coordinate public health program between NGO’s, local and national government authorities
 Peace Corps District Security Representative for Maracha Uganda
 Participated in 3-month community health and language intensive training
 Participated in Village Health Team, training of trainers, training
 HIV/AID specialist in education and program development
 Participated in St. Joseph Maracha Hospital management improvement
Lead Alpine Guide/ Ski Guide, SWS Mountain Guides Mt. Shasta, CA, 2009-2012
 Led clients up and down technical mountaineering and climbing routes in the Mt. Shasta and Sierra Nevada regions
 Led clients in glaciated terrain
 Managed assistant guides
 Performed active environmental risk assessments, personnel risk assessments, client risk assessments
 Actively planned and coordinated guide trips
 Performed medical assessments as need on personnel and clients
Emergency Medical Technician- Intermediate/ Infectious Disease Education Specialist, October 2009-May 2010, U of U Infectious Disease Clinic, Salt Lake City UT, 2010
 Provided medical assistance to physicians and patients
 Provide HIV/AIDS, travel medicine education to patients
 Performed patient assessments
 Participated in advance medical training
Research and Publications
Policy Analysis- Act 48 ( Out-of-State Coverage under the Green Mountain Care Single Payer), 2013-2014
 Performed a policy analysis on out-of-state coverage for Vermont resident under ACT 48, Vermont’s Green Mountain Care Single Payer
 Presented at the UVM Student Research Conference a poster and verbal discussion
Vermont Health Connect, Vermont Agricultural Producer Resource Packet, February 25, 2014
 Designed a statewide resource packet for Vermont agricultural producers, providing details regarding Vermont Health Connect
 Performed policy research on agriculture policy and Vermont Health Connect
 Led a collaboration with Vermont Health Connect, UVM Extension, and Addison County Chamber of Commerce to develop resource.
Opinion Editorials, Vermont Digger
 Vermont Healthcare Reform: A Means to a Healthier Community, March 2013
 Obesity in Vermont, June 2013