Within this portfolio, you will find sample recordings of lectures, video news blasts, eLearning modules, and more. I have crafted a wide variety of educational materials for adult learners; this page prioritizes video content over written tools, such as job aids. Use the contact page to request samples of my work from these other modalities.
Online Vaccine Training
This is an excerpt from a training on the COVID vaccine for patient-facing healthcare staff members who declined the vaccine. I wrote, performed and edited this web-based module.
Due to project constraints, I was not able to include interactive elements in this training. I used voiceover with closed captioning to improve learner engagement.
King County Permit Center
When King County Public Health transitioned to a new permitting software, they needed educational content aimed at the public. I developed a series of short videos and job aids aimed at assisting customers in creating accounts and navigating the website.
This video walks users through creating their account in the new system and finding their data.
Weekly COVID Video
In the middle of the COVID pandemic, policies changed constantly. There was a need for concise and timely dissemination of this information to staff. I devised a weekly video as one strategy to bridge that gap.
I independently wrote, edited and delivered the content for these weekly updates. They were shown to improve awareness of COVID policy among staff.
In-Person Onboarding
This is a snippet from an onboarding I lead on infection prevention with healthcare professionals.
This training included standard content for hospital onboardings, tailored to our unique patient population. I enjoy onboardings because I get an opportunity to give staff a strong foundation on infection prevention concepts critical to their role as healthcare providers.
Check back for more content! I’m always updating my portfolio with exciting new projects.
I do not own the rights to the materials in this portfolio. Please do not use this page for health advice.
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