Daniel Hauser Page 1 of 3 - Washington County, Oregon · 2019-02-22 · Daniel Hauser Aloha OR 97078 Daniel Hauser Page 1 of 3. If you selected multiple Boards, which is your preferred

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From:[email protected] \[mailto:[email protected]\] Sent: Sunday, November01, 20152:47PMTo: CountyAdministrativeOfficeSubject: BoardsandCommissionsApplication

Date: 11/01/2015

Name: DanielHauser

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1. Pleaselistinorderofpreferencetheboards, committeesandcommissionsonwhichyouwouldliketoserve:

HomelessPlanAdvisoryCommittee: At-LargeCitizenBudgetCommittee: District1UrbanRoadsMaintenanceDistrictAdvisoryCommittee

2a. Areyouinterestedinadditionalvolunteeropportunities? Yes

2b. Ifyes, maywecontactyou? Yes

3. AreyouaresidentofWashingtonCounty? Yes

4. AreyouemployedinWashingtonCounty? No

5. CountyCommissionerDistrictyouresidein: District1

6. PleaselisttheWashingtonCountyboards, committeesorcommissionsonwhichyouarecurrentlyservingorhavepreviouslyserved (includingthedatesofyourterms).

None.

7. Whatdays & timesareyouavailableformeetings?

Monday - Friday: After5pmSaturday - Sunday: Asneeded.

8. Whatareyourreasonsforwantingtoserveonanappointedboard, committeeorcommission?

IwasborninPortlandandraisedinunincorporatedWashingtonCounty (Aloha) anddesireanopportunitytocontributetothecommunitywhichhasgivenmesomuchsupport. Mytrainingandexperienceingoodgovernance, politics, andtheoptimizationofpublicpoliciesmakemeuniquelyresponsibletogivebacktothecommunityIlivein, aresponsibilityIhopetoembrace.

9. Whateducation, workexperiences, volunteerexperiencesorlifeexperienceswouldyoubringtoyourserviceonacountyboardorcommittee?

IgraduatedfromAlohaHighSchoolandthenwenttoOregonStateUniversity (OSU) forcollege. AtOSU, IearnedmyundergraduateinPoliticalScienceandMastersinPublicPolicy. AsaMastersstudent, IinternedwiththeAssociationofOregonCounties (AOC) andwastaskedwithcomparingthefundingstreamsforoveradozendifferentcountyservices. ThisgavemeastrongcomparativeunderstandingofOregon'scountiesandtheirbudgets. AftergraduationIwenttoworkattheOregonDepartmentofAgriculture (ODA) asaMarkO. HatfieldResidentFellow. AtODA, Idelvedintotheagency'sbudgetandproposeddifferentgovernancestructuresforoneparticularprogram, shippingpointinspectionandcertification. IwentbacktoworkforAOCafterthis, andamcurrentlytheRoadPolicySpecialist.

10. Pleasedescribeyourunderstandingofthemajorconcernsandissuesfacingtheboard, committeeorcommissiononwhichyouwishtoserve.

WashingtonCountyisfacingincrediblegrowthanddevelopment. Thesearebothopportunitiesandthreats, andthenegativeeffectsneedtobeeffectivelymitigatedbythepublicsector. Tobestembracethegrowth, thetransportationsystemneedstobereadytohandlethetrafficfrombothpersonalandheavyvehicles. Further, thetaxschemeneedstoensurethepublicisnotpayingforprivateexternalitieswhileensuringtheeconomicenvironmentisvibrantandprolific. Tomitigatethenegativeimplications, socialservicesneedtobecapableofsupportingthosedisplaced. HomelessPlanAdvisoryCommittee: Tothisend, manyinourcommunitywillbeleftjobless, homeless, anddevoidofhopebecauseofbothlocalandnationaleconomictrends. Itiscrucialthepublicsectorleadthenonprofitandprivatesectorsinservingthepopulationsmostaffectedbythesetrends. BudgetCommittee: Thebalancingoftheseprioritiesmentionedbefore, economicgrowth, expansionandmaintenanceofourtransportationsystem, servicetoourdisadvantagedandunemployed, areallcrucialtomovethecountyforwardsuccessfully. UrbanRoadsMaintenanceDistrictAdvisoryCommittee: Itiscrucialwemaintainandpreservetheexistingassetsinourtransportationsystempriortoexpandingthesystem. Therearehowever, exceptions, suchasthedevelopmentoccurringthroughoutthecounty. Topreventnegativeimpactsfromthisdevelopment, becauseofthenewdemandonthesystem, itisimportantstrategicdevelopmentbedonewiththecostsbornebythosewhobenefit.

11. Pleaselistanypotentialconflictsofinterestbetweenyourpublicandprivateservicethatmightresultfromyourappointmenttoanyoftheboards, committeesorcommissionsyoulistedinquestion1.

Idonotknowifthiswouldcount, butIdoworkfortheAssociationofOregonCountiesintheCountyRoadProgram, soIoccasionallyworkwithAndrewSingelakisandGaryStockhoffonprofessionalmatters.

12. Pleaselistthename, addressandtelephonenumberoftwopeoplewhowemaycontactasreferences:

EmilyAckland: 2AlisonJohnston:

13. Howdidyouhearaboutthisboardorcommission?

Lookedituponthewebsite.

DANIEL HAUSER

Aloha, OR 97078

POLICY ANALYST

A detail-oriented researcher with almost eight years of experience conducting literature reviews,

analyzing and collecting data, and writing reports for both technical and political audiences. Proficient at

integrating policy analysis and digital mediums to communicate vital information. Experienced in

conducting advanced econometric and statistical analysis, including forecasting public revenues.

Understands how to communicate to elected officials at the state and local level, as well as with the

general public.

EXPERIENCE

Policy Analyst

Oregon Center for Public Policy January 2017 – . . .

Working at OCPP gives me the opportunity to delve into three main buckets of work on tax and housing

policy. First, I conduct data analysis and draft research reports, op-ed’s and other written materials.

Second, I communicate this research and analysis with members of the public, such as at community

events or public forums, and the media, including interviews on TV, radio, and in print. Finally, I

advocate the conclusions of the research in the legislature and with coalition partners – pushing to change

public policy to better align with OCPP’s mission of advancing economic opportunity for all Oregonians.

Transportation Policy Analyst June 2016 – January 2017

Road Policy Specialist March 2014 – June 2016

Association of Oregon Counties

I forecast changes to county transportation policies and procedures as a result of legislative actions and

estimate the fiscal implications of county, state, and federal proposals on county transportation revenues.

During the legislative session, I was involved with the tracking and management of various transportation

and road proposals. I have been responsible for the research, data analysis, drafting, and graphic design of

major publications and legislative factsheets. Establishing and maintaining strong relationships with

legislators, county staff and commissioners, and agency staff has allowed me to be an effective nexus

between counties and their partners.

Mark O. Hatfield Resident Fellow

Oregon Department of Agriculture July 2013 – February 2014

I worked in conjunction with Portland State University's Hatfield School of Government to conduct a

feasibility study, program evaluation, and cost-benefit analysis of a program in the Oregon Department of

Agriculture. I had to assess the financial and operational strength of the fruit and vegetable inspection

program, as well as interface with elected officials and agricultural industry representatives to ensure buy-

in.

DANIEL HAUSER

Aloha, OR 97078

Graduate Research & Teaching Assistant

Oregon State University January 2012 – June 2013

I conducted literature reviews and secondary data collection on a project contracted by the European

Commission to assess the extent of cost sharing in higher education in the UK. When I worked for Dr.

Steel, I helped design and implement a survey to assess the communication and collaboration of wildfire

officials in central Oregon. As a Teaching Assistant, I enjoyed and excelled in explaining complex

concepts in simple terms to non-major undergraduates as well as assisting experienced graduate students

grapple with the Stata statistical software and advanced statistical methodology.

EDUCATION

Master in Public Policy Oregon State University June 2013

(2013) ‘Evaluating the Public Cost, Relative Subsidy, and Repayment Burden of Selected

U.S. Student Loan Repayment Options’. M.P.P. Essay at Oregon State University.

http://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/xmlui/bitstream/handle/1957/40288/Hauser_Thesis_Final.pdf

Bachelor of Science in Political Science Oregon State University June 2010

SKILLS

Stata: I am experienced with the Stata data analysis software, having run a variety of different statistical

tests on a wide array of data. Examples include multivariate linear regressions, fixed and random effects

panel analysis, logistic regressions, and instrumental variables.

Microsoft Office & Google Apps: I am experienced with the Microsoft Office suite of applications,

including Excel, Powerpoint, Word, and Outlook. I have also worked heavily with the Google Apps

group, including Sheets, Drive, Docs, Slides, Forms, and Gmail.

Tableau: My experience with this data visualization and analysis tool has been instrumental in creating

graphics and maps to improve the effectiveness of communications.

ACADEMIC JOURNALS:

(2014) ‘Public Costs, Relative Subsidies, and Repayment Burdens of Federal US Student Loan

Plans: Lessons for Reform’. With Dr. Alison Johnston. Higher Education Policy (1-19).

BOOK CHAPTERS:

(Forthcoming) Vaclav Havel. In James Ciment (Ed.), ‘World Democracy: From Ancient Times to the

People’s Revolutions of the 21st Century’. M.E. Sharpe.

(2014) Influenza & 2009 H1N1 Epidemic. In Brent Steel (Ed.), ‘Science and Politics: An A-to-Z Guide

to Issues and Controversies’. CQ Press.

http://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/xmlui/bitstream/handle/1957/40288/Hauser_Thesis_Final.pdf

DANIEL HAUSER

Aloha, OR 97078

GUEST LECTURES:

Fiscal Policy in the States. Western Oregon University, Department of Political Science: Policy Making

in the States.

Political Campaigns, a Local Emphasis. Oregon State University, Department of Political Science:

State & Local Politics.

Data Management. Oregon State University, School of Public Policy: Master’s in Public Policy

Graduate Student Stata Bootcamp.

PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT:

Washington County’s Urban Roads Maintenance District Advisory Committee (URMDAC)

Committee Chair June 2018 – . . .

Committee Co-Chair January 2018 – May 2018

Committee Member January 2017 – December 2017

Aloha Community Library Association

Board Member June 2018 – . . .

Oregon Zoo Bond Oversight Committee

Committee Member May 2018 – . . .

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Sheriff's ESPD CURRENT - For about 10 years Solid Waste board 2015 - 2017

Bob Zahrowski

Portland OR 97229

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Rotary Foundation ,Aloha/Sunset club, ASQ bosrd member, IIBA BOARD MEMBER, IIBA WesternRegional Director.






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Robert M. Zahrowski ( Retired MAY 2015 )

Academic History Ed. D., Vocational Education, Minor: Business, Oregon State University, ABD (All But Dissertation) (1980) M. Ed., Vocational Education, Minor: Business, Oregon State University (1980) B.S., Education Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois (1975) Professional Licenses and Certificates Community College Life Teaching Credentials – State of California, Subjects: Photography and another in Printing & Graphic Arts.

Academic Experience

2004-2015 Adjunct Professor, Management Technology, Oregon Institute of Technology 2008-2010 Adjunct Professor, Marylhurst University (Graduate level Strategy) 2003-2006 Adjunct Professor, Management, Portland State University 2007-09 Adjunct Professor, Management, Linfield College

2006-07 Adjunct Professor Management, University of Phoenix 2005 Adjunct Professor, DeVry – Portland Campus

1993-97 Assistant Professor, Management, Portland State University (full-time) 1991-93 Adjunct Professor, Management, Portland State University (part-time)

Courses Taught Undergraduate: Business Strategy, Business Presentations, Business Law, Working in Teams, Speech, Organizational Development, Operations Management, Organizational Behavior, Graduate: Business Strategy, Organizational Development, Quality and Organizational Behavior Professional Experience

Consulting:

2001-2015 R. M. Zahrowski & Associates (Owner) 1997-01 MetaPower, LLC. (Full-time) Executive Consultant (Business Strategy and Process

Improvement) 1987-91 Solid Gold Management Consulting (Owner) Note: Have lead planning sessions and problem solving sessions for Region 10 – ECTC filling in for Dr.

Johnnie Cain - Locations in Idaho and Oregon Scholarly Activities

The Executive Guide to Strategic Planning, contributed to the methodology of 3 books (1987) Contributed to the methodology model from Pacific Learning Systems

Other Academic Duties Developed new courses, PSU in Quality and Leadership at the graduate level Rewrote a course for DeVry, to update the curriculum from case studies to simulations

RESUME

Board and Committee Memberships

Washington County Sheriffs ESPD Advisory Committee (Currently) –Committee Chair 2010 Washington County Solid Waste - Board Member – Appointed 2 years as a member by Washington County Commissioners. Youth Contact – Hillsboro – Board Member 3 years IIBA - International Institute of Business Analysts President of Portland Chapter 2 years (Board member Past-president) Membership increased from 9 to over 100 in one year. IIBA Western America’s Regional Director (2 years ) Rotary International - 18 years Membership Administrative Assistant Governor, Rotary District 5100 2 years - Coordination of other leaders – Asst.DG’s. Facilitation and training coordination of the district’s Presidents and club officers. Assistant Governor, Rotary District 5100 1 year – Providing leadership the club presidents of approx. 23 Rotary clubs within District 5100. Aloha Sunset Rotary Club, (President 1995), Club Secretary, Foundation President and other officer positions. Member, American Society for Quality (ASQ) and Board Member 5 years – Organized other organizations to be partners with ASQ in Portland, Engineering EEE Association, Project Managers Association, and HR Professionals in Portland, OR.

Portland Chamber of Commerce – Board Member Small Business Board – Establishing Educational Programs for Businesses Members. Other Activities

3 years - Taught leadership to approx 500 incoming Presidents of Rotary Clubs, at the Regional PETS Training in Seattle, WA.per year. PETS is the President Elect Training Series 9 years - Judge for DECA State Competition on Oregon and one year International Judge 6 years (two terms) Elected Local School Committee, Beaverton School District Board member of about 5 other organizations from 1990-2005 Special strategic projects for two organizations, Free Market Institute & World Affairs Council.

Community Activities – Volunteer

Washington County Jail – (Currently)

Inmate Instructor – Women & Men's Employment classes Women & Men's Parenting classes

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Bruce Bartlett

Portland OR 97291

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I have been on the BHC since 1993 and find participation to be rewarding in advancing human services.


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Self-employed 20 years at Intel Corp. Property management


Mental Health and Addictions Treatment services.


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Jennifer A Shimabukuro

Aloha OR 97078

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Moda Health

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Behavioral Health Council: Submitted Cultural Coalition of Washington County (CCWC): Submitted Enhanced Sheriff Patrol District Budget Committee: Submitted Housing Advisory Committee (HAC): Submitted Housing Authority Board of Directors: Submitted


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Degree in Psychology from Oregon State University. Worked in Health Insurance for 10 years. Sat on theBoard of Directors for my previous HOA.


Making decisions that impact an entire county along with other counties can be daunting. They must havethe ability to make decisions that are for the greater good and not primarily for their own interests.


I do not see any.

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JENNIFER A SHIMABUKURO Aloha, OR 97078 |

SUMMARY

Reliable, career-driven and detail-oriented professional with over 9 years of experience providing exceptional leadership, customer support, health insurance administration, membership account maintenance, and training.

SKILLS

• Leadership • Facets/Worksight • Project Management

• Technical Writing • Health Insurance Administration • Quality Assurance

• Training/Coaching • Curriculum Development

EXPERIENCE

Moda Health Portland, OR September 2017-Present Supervisor of Medicare Membership Accounting

• Decreased overtime needs by 50% throughout the year while maintaining compliance with CMS regulations and adhering to business standards.

• Created project plan to identify and maintain efficiencies on the team including but not limited to automating letters, cross training, and implementing a new return mail policy and procedure.

• Implemented policy and procedure overhaul including implementing an annual review schedule for each item.

Providence Health Plans Beaverton, OR August 2009 – September 2017 Supervisor Operations Financial Transactions

• Improved team morale by introducing one on ones and facilitating an open environment to discuss important issues and concerns while increasing collaboration within the team.

• Developed and coached 18 onsite and telecommuting employees. • Helped Create and implement new performance standards effectively decreasing the backlog by

eight million dollars and decrease turnaround times from 6 months to 2 months. Training and Quality Assurance Coordinator

• Trained and coached 100+ employees in both new hire classes as well as continued education of new and current processes in formal and on the job training scenarios.

• Provided quality assurance for over 1,000 individual customer service phone calls in both a face to face manner as well as written.

• Created and updated materials for all new hire classes and continuing education classes for Medicare, Commercial, and ASO lines of business.

Appeals and Grievance Analyst • Researched, responded to and effectuated highly complex member complaints through written and

verbal correspondence while adhering to HIPAA and ERISA guidelines and organizational standards.

JENNIFER A SHIMABUKURO Aloha, OR 97078 |

• Effectively coordinated with various departments and executives throughout the Health Plan to

ensure member complaints were reviewed within company and government regulated timeframes.

• Maintained an extensive knowledge on current and relevant healthcare reform updates as they relate to all Health Plan lines of business and serving as a resource trainer for new employees.

Service Specialist 1 & 2 • Successfully led a workflow project team during a Service Operations Department reorganization that

identifying critical workflow deficiencies and subsequently contributed to key workflow adjustments.

• Mentored and coached new employees in: Customer Service Excellence, proper phone etiquette, accurate claims processing, appropriate Facets functionality and session documentation.

• Comprehensively used Facets in addition to proprietary online resources to assist members with understanding their specific plan benefits and resolve claim discrepancies by utilizing a “One Call – One Resolution” methodology.

EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR • B.S., Psychology

Providence Health & Services

• Change Facilitation Certification

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