Background
Jacquescoley,, Eugene Colby was born on October 7, 1964 in Los Angeles, California, United States. Son of Eugene Jacquescoley, Senior and Earnestine Deloris Jacquescoley.
gerontologist public health service officer
Jacquescoley,, Eugene Colby was born on October 7, 1964 in Los Angeles, California, United States. Son of Eugene Jacquescoley, Senior and Earnestine Deloris Jacquescoley.
AS, College Desert, Palm Desert, California, 1984. Bachelor of Science, University Texas, Dallas, 1996. Doctor of Philosophy, Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, 1997.
Doctor of Osteopathy, California Osteopathic, Los Angeles, 2000. Master in Public Health, New York Medical College, Valhalla, 2004.
Aabs Ernst & Young, LLP, New York City, 2000—2003. Compliance and projects New York Medical Grp., PC, 2001—2002. Gastroenterology fpa Mount Sinai Medical Center, 2003—2004.
Project manager Forum Consultant, 2003—2006. Graduate medical education Mount Sinai School Medicine, 2004—2005. Lower dean's office New York University School Medicine, 2004—2006.
Infectious disease Mount Sinai Faculty of Public Affairs, 2005. Principal Projects in Motion United States of America CCR, Bronx, since 2005. Grant reviewer Health Resources & Services Administration, District of Columbia, since 2006.
0-2 United States Air Force, 1986-1990, Suffolk, England.
Achievements include patents pending for public health practice model. Patents pending for project revamp NVICP. Research in immunization RFP to United States Agency for International Development.
Research in project Human Immunodeficiency Virus parolee. Research in project flexibility in United States nursing homes.
The diversity inside the Church should be respected and supported. Open debate within the Church on certain political and social issues should be encouraged.
The strong feature of Baptism is that prayers are not only led by a minister, but often by a local preacher - a lay person who has been trained and authorized to lead worship and preach.
Volunteer Race to Deliver, New York City, 1999—2007, Aids Walk, New York City, 2000—2007. Member of American Public Health Association, Gerontology Society of America.