Ella Ergazos

Managed the Safe Communities grant, including writing press releases, planning community events for traffic safety education, and leading coalition meetings with stakeholders. Collaborated with the Amish population to enhance road safety within their community.

Provided live, on-demand chat support for sexual and reproductive health topics, delivering resources to an international audience across a wide age range. Offered general information on state laws, financial coverage, and handled confidential medical inquiries.

Assisted nurses and doctors as a patient-provider liaison at Covid-19 vaccination sites, restocking essential supplies like vaccines, gloves, and alcohol wipes. Supported the administration of hundreds of Covid-19 vaccinations and attended meetings with county health officials and Amish Bishops to discuss vaccination rates.

Assisted a family of five with scheduling and managing medical and therapy appointments, maintaining an organized appointment calendar. Provided timely reminders, sent emails, and made phone calls on behalf of the family to ensure seamless healthcare coordination.

Conducted a year-long study of genetics and inherited diseases, observing at the DDC Clinic and interviewing UH Geauga staff. Attended appointments with the medical director and shadowed research director and lab technician in the on-site genetics research lab.

Currently pursuing a Master of Public Health with a concentration in Policy and Management. Expected to graduate in August 2025.

Grade: Provost List distinction

Completed a Bachelor of Science in Communications with a minor in Public Health and a certificate in Diabetes Studies. Conducted an independent study at the Diabetes Institute of Ohio University, focusing on patient support and content creation for the HabitNu program.