Mina Ruth Silberberg

Faculty, Department of Public Policy and Administration, Rutgers – Camden Campus, teaching “Principles of Health Care Management,” “Foundations of Policy Analysis,” “Health Care Policy and Politics,” AY1995-1999. Mentored several masters’ theses.

Faculty Advisor, Master of Health Sciences – Clinical Leadership Program, AY2004

Faculty, Health Leadership Program, AY2004-2007

Presenter, Clinical Research Support Office Advanced Lunch and Learn Series, Sept. 9, 2008

Muest Lecturer, Master of Health Sciences – Clinical Leadership Program, AY2008-2009

Guest Lecturer, “Interprofessional Prevention,” Duke Medicine, 2010

Instructor, “Community Engaged Population Health Research” (Family Medicine Residency), AY2011- 2013

Instructor, “Population Health Core Course” (Family Medicine Residency), AY2014-2016

Director, Population Health Improvement Teamwork Project (Family Medicine Residency, AY2014-present

Instructor, “Population Health Management Approaches,” Duke Clinical Leadership Program, Spring 2014

Instructor, “Community Engaged Approaches to Population Health,” Duke Clinical Leadership Program, Summer 2019

Guest lecturer outside of home department:

University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey School of Public Health, 1999-2003

Bryn Mawr College, 1999-2000

University of PennsylvaniaSchool of Nursing, 2002

Duke University Department of Psychology, 2007

Duke University School of Nursing, 2009, 2012

Duke-Johnson and Johnson Nurse Leadership Program, 2014-present

Advising & Mentoring Summary

Faculty Mentor, Project L/EARN, 2000-2002

Site Supervisor, Dawn Durain, An Evaluation of a State Health Policy Designed to Improve Cardiac Care to Underserved Populations, UMDNJ- School of Public Health Master’s Program, Fall 2000

Faculty Advisor, Master of Health Sciences – Clinical Leadership Program, AY2004

Mentor, Kempe Jacobowitz Ames

Third-Year Thesis Co-Mentor (with J. Lloyd Michener), D. Kempe Jacobowitz-Ames, Successfully Treating Chronic Conditions in Low Income Elders: The Just for Us Program, AY 2004

Outside Thesis Reader, D. Kempe Jacobowitz-Ames, Meeting the Needs of Low Income Elders: Just for Us, Master of Public Policy Program, Sanford Institute, AY2004

Practicum Advisor, D. Kempe Jacobowitz-Ames, Master of Public Policy Program, Sanford Institute, Duke University, AY2004

Third-Year Thesis Co-Mentor (with J. Lloyd Michener), Brian Horvath, Patient Selection for Care Management in Community Care of North Carolina, AY2005

Mentor, Elizabeth Azzato

Third-Year Thesis Co-Mentor (with J. Lloyd Michener), Elizabeth Azzato, Asthma ED, Outpatient & Inpatient Utilization in Durham County Among Children Enrolled in CCNC, AY2005

Outside Thesis Reader, Elizabeth Azzato, Master of Public Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, AY2005

Third-Year Thesis Co-Mentor (with J. Lloyd Michener), Sara Condron, Perceived Discrimination and Healthcare Services Utilization: The Experience of Latino Immigrants in Durham County, North Carolina, AY2006

Faculty Advisor, Tanika Day (Community Health Fellow) Research Project, High School-based Clinic Utilization: Characteristics of Adolescents who are Frequent Users, AY2005-2006.

Mentor, Tiona Guess

Third-Year Thesis Mentor, Tiona Guess, Evaluation of a Group Psychotherapy Prgoram to Prevent Risk-Taking Behaviors Among Adolescent Girls, AY2007

Practicum Advisor, Tiona Guess, Master of Public Health Program, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, AY2007

Outside Thesis Reader, Tiona Guess, Program Planning and Evaluation Steps for the Adolescent Centered Care Education & Social Support (ACCESS) Program, Master of Public Health Program, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, AY2007

Mentor, Elizabeth Taffolla

Third-Year Thesis Mentor, Elizabeth Taffolla, A Study of the Impact of Ethnicity and Gender on Medication Adherence, AY2007

Practicum Advisor, Elizabeth Taffolla, Master of Public Health Program, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, AY2007

Mentor, George Shelton

Third-Year Thesis Mentor, George Shelton, The African-American Health Improvement Project: Patient Satisfaction, Health Behavior, and Improved Diabetes Control in a Community-Based Participatory Research Project, AY2008 and 2009

Practicum Advisor, George Shelton, Master of Public Policy Program, Sanford Institute, AY2008-2009

Research Mentor, Duke School of Nursing Making a Difference in Nursing Program, Summer 2009

Third-Year Thesis Mentor, Joslyn Wiley, AY2010

Primary Mentor, Stephanie Foley, M.D. Differences in Stroke Risk Screening in the Latino Population: Health Fairs vs. Community Outreach, AY 2011

Member of Mentor Team, Megha Shah, M.D. Southern High School Wellness Center: Identifying Barriers to Enrollment, AY2011

Third-Year Thesis Co-Mentor¸Stephanie Ngo, Evaluating the Effectiveness of Community and Hospital Medical Record Integration on Management of Behavioral Health in the Emergency Department,AY 2015

Third-Year Thesis Co-Mentor, Jessica Friedman, Use of the 5 A’s for Teen Alcohol Use, AY2015

Instructor, “Program Evaluation for Health,” Duke Global Health Institute, AY2015-present

Lead Mentor, Tiffany Cagle, M.D. Mental Healthcare in North Carolina’s Undocumented Immigrants: Patients, Providers, and Policies, AY2016

Third-Year Thesis Mentor, Javier Galán, Evaluating Health Outcomes and Primary Care Physician Utilization among Low-income Adults with Type 2 Diabetes and/or Hypertension Receiving Either Standard or Intensive Care Management, AY201

Third-Year Thesis Mentor, Vicki Tan, The Effectiveness of Screening in Detecting Mental Health Issues in Adolescents, AY2016/2017

Lead Mentor, Kenetra Hix, M.D., M.P.H. Information Station and Poverty Reduction, AY2018

Third-Year Thesis Mentor, Nicola Lew, Rates and Predictors of Follow-Up and Blood Pressure Control at a Federally-Qualified Health Center in North Carolina, AY2018/2019

Third-Year Thesis Co-Mentor, Eviction as Disruptive Factor for Health Care Utilization: Impact on Hospital

Readmissions and No-show Rate, Peter Callejo-Black, AY2019

Member, Doctoral Dissertation Committee, Jinoh Park, “Increased Opportunities for Supporting Continuing Care Retirement Community Stability Through Designed Built Environment with Supportive Services“ North Carolina State University College of Design, AY2019.

KL2 Mentor, Dr. Michelle White, AY 2019 – present