Diana Chamrad

Diana Chamrad has a diverse work experience spanning from 1986 to the present. Diana has served as a Technical Improvement Director for University Research Co., LLC (URC) & Center for Human Services (CHS) where they led evidence-based program design, implementation, and evaluation in various areas. Diana was also a Sr Quality Improvement Advisor for USAID Healthcare Improvement Project.

Additionally, Chamrad co-founded and directed the HopeFirst Foundation, a nonprofit organization focused on addressing the psychosocial needs of child-headed households in Zimbabwe. Diana was responsible for program management, fundraising, and communications with donors.

Before that, Chamrad worked as a Consulting Psychologist, conducting forensic mental health evaluations on refugees seeking asylum status in the United States. Diana also served as a Clinical Psychologist, specializing in screening, evaluation, and treatment of emotional and behavioral problems in children, adults, and families.

Chamrad has also held various teaching positions, including being an Adjunct Faculty at Antioch University, where they developed curricula and taught doctoral level courses. Diana has also worked as a Research Analyst for the Public Health Institute, focusing on Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) issues.

Other roles in Chamrad's career include serving as a Technical Advisor for water projects in Mozambique for Rotary International and as a Technical Consultant for a research project on psychosocial interventions in Zimbabwe.

Overall, Diana Chamrad has a wealth of experience in program design, implementation, evaluation, and mental health services, with a focus on vulnerable populations and international development.

Diana Chamrad has a strong educational background in psychology. Diana attended Yoakum High School from 1969 to 1973. After graduating from high school, they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology at The University of Texas at Austin, which they completed from 1974 to 1979. Diana then furthered their education at The Ohio State University, where they obtained a PhD in Clinical Psychology from 1980 to 1986. Additionally, they hold a certification in Improvement Advisor Professional Development from IHI, although the specific month and year of obtaining the certification are not provided.