Marc Antoine Jacques

I'm a multilingual Public Health professional with a Bachelor of Science from BYU-Idaho and 5 years of experience in community health education, client coordination, and multilingual communication. I hold additional certificates in Community/Environmental Health, Health Program Strategies, and TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language), which have equipped me with a unique blend of scientific rigor, instructional design, and cross-cultural communication skills. My academic training includes epidemiology, health behavior theories, program planning, research methods, health communications, emergency management, nutrition, and environmental sanitation. I've applied these skills in real-world settings—designing and leading a hygiene education workshop in Les Cayes, Haiti, developing health communication plans, and creating educational materials for diverse audiences. Professionally, I've worked as a Call Center Representative handling 50+ calls daily in three languages (English, French, Creole), conducting satisfaction surveys, and analyzing data to improve service delivery. I've also served as a Freelance Language Tutor, Substitute Teacher, and Front Desk Receptionist—roles that have honed my ability to coordinate with stakeholders, manage high-volume environments, and communicate complex information clearly. I'm seeking remote opportunities in public health program coordination, health communications, community health education, monitoring & evaluation, or patient advocacy. I'm passionate about improving health outcomes for underserved communities and thrive in fast-paced, collaborative environments where I can leverage my bilingual skills and health expertise to make a meaningful impact.