Rhodalynn Jones Mph

Rhodalynn Jones, MPH has a diverse work experience in various organizations and roles. Rhodalynn currently serves as the Director of Human Services for The Municipality of Princeton. In this position, they coordinate and administers programs and services to assist residents with limited income and resources. Rhodalynn also serves as an information and referral source for residents in need of various services.

Prior to their current role, Rhodalynn worked as a Program Management Officer for the New Jersey Department of Health & Senior Services from 2017 to 2021. Rhodalynn supported the New Jersey HIV Planning Group in implementing the planning process and ensuring that the jurisdictional plan contributed to the reduction of HIV infection. Rhodalynn also served as a resource to the Health Department and the Planning Group to ensure consistent interpretation of CDC Guidance.

Rhodalynn's previous experience includes working as an Outreach Program Coordinator for Corner House from 2014 to 2021. Rhodalynn developed and implemented psycho-educational programming to assist multicultural high school students who were struggling academically and socially. Rhodalynn also collaborated with public schools and local agencies to attract underrepresented youth.

In 2016, Rhodalynn worked as a Practicum Student/Intern for the Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children (FIMRC). Rhodalynn gained practical experience in the organization's operations during their internship.

From 2012 to 2014, they worked as a Program Assistant- Americorp for HomeFront, Inc. Rhodalynn assisted with the implementation of the "Get Set" literacy program and worked with at-risk children and their parents through the Cherry Tree Club, providing aid in their development and creating a positive environment for their children.

Rhodalynn's earlier experience includes serving as the Supervisor of Extended Day Program for West Windsor - Plainsboro Regional School District from 2005 to 2012. Rhodalynn developed and implemented the program curriculum and maintained the NAA standards for Quality School-Age Care.

In 2010, they worked as a Program Assistant for The Children's Home Society of NJ. Their responsibilities included file review, client intake, home visits, follow-up interviews, and directing clients to needed resources.

Overall, Rhodalynn Jones, MPH has gained extensive experience in program management, community outreach, and coordination of services to assist vulnerable populations in various organizations throughout their career.

Rhodalynn Jones, MPH completed their Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Rider University, which they attended from 2006 to 2010. Subsequently, they pursued higher education and obtained their Master's degree in Public Health from Liberty University. Rhodalynn attended Liberty University from 2013 to 2016 to accomplish this academic feat.