Adetosoye F. Oladokun has experience working for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Florida Department of Health, and Florida A&M University in public health roles focused on diabetes prevention and health promotion. He has assisted with surveillance, disease investigations, developing educational materials, coordinating diabetes prevention programs, and analyzing community health data. Oladokun holds a Master of Public Health degree from Florida A&M University and several public health certifications.

1. Adetosoye F. Oladokun
202-210-2271  adeo1989@gmail.com
Experience
Public Health Associate, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention October 2016- Present
 Assist the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS), Healthcare-associated infections
program (HAI) foster relationships with the CDC
 Support program needs for surveillance, disease investigations, and development of educational
materials.
 Guide the subcommittee of the HAI Advisory Committee in creating an evaluation plan for
existing prevention resources based on feedback from the Advisory Committee.
Government Operations Consultant III, Florida Department of Health April 2016 – October 2016
 Assembled a nationwide diabetes work group with the Health Resources & Services
 Administration (HRSA) & the Montana Diabetes Program.
 Coordinated services to increase provider referral to the CDC’s National Diabetes
 Prevention Programs (DPP) in all 67 counties in Florida.
 Corresponded with over 30 diabetes educators about the benefits, challenges and best practices
to provide Diabetes Self-Management Education via telehealth in
 Florida.
 Reviewed Florida Statue Rule 64B8-9.0141 “Standards for Telemedicine Practice” , and
 the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services policies on reimbursement for Diabetes Self-
Management Education via telehealth.
 Assisted the Florida Diabetes Advisory Council to implement all strategies outlined in the
Florida Diabetes Strategic Plan 2015-2020.
 Contributed to the development of new legislation that will prevent, reduce and control
 diabetes as part of the Florida Diabetes Legislative Report.
Intern, Florida Department of Health January 2016 – April 2016
 Developed programmatic activities to prevent the development of diabetes.
 Promoted the use of Diabetes Self-Management for persons with Diabetes.
 Incorporated data dissemination to respond to public need of educators, grant writers
and policy makers.
 Identified target populations in need of prevention and intervention efforts.
Graduate Research Assistant, Florida A&M University
 Conducted interviews with residents in underserved communities about eating habits
 Analyzed audio recordings of interviews to increase accuracy of responses.
 Advertised health eating information to local residents through visual aids such as
videos, posters, and newsletters.
 Increased the numbers of people who attended the Farmers Market.

2. Publications
 Crowther, V., Green, F., Oladokun, A., & Stewart, E. (2015). “Learning, Service and
Transformation for Public Health Students: Supporting the Radical Researchers”. Florida
A&M University, Institute of Public Health.
 Oladokun, A. (2015). “Successful Ways to Add and Drop Data, While Also Reformatting
Data”. SouthEast SAS ® User Group.
Certifications
 Florida Department of Health Basic Contract Management Training
 Florida Department of Health Basic Records Management
 Florida Department of Health Public Health Preparedness
 Florida Department of Health Information Security & Privacy Awareness
 Rehabilitation Services Management, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
References
 Mr. Jeffery Wright, Physical Therapist and Director of the Comprehensive
Rehabilitation Program at Doctors Community Hospital 301-552-8062
 Dr. Ivette Lopez, Professor at Florida A&M University 850-412-5495
 Ms. Joyce Miller, Preschool Director at Calvary Christian Academy, 202-526-5176
Education
 Masters of Public Health (MPH), Florida A&M University