Serena Rajabiun is the Principal Investigator for the Black Women’s First Evaluation and Technical Center Provider HRSA SPNS project. She has over twenty years of international and domestic public health experience. She has over a decade of leadership experience on multisite projects funded by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) HIV/AIDS Bureau. She is currently the Co-Principal Investigator for the HRSA/SPNS Improving Health Outcomes through Coordinated Housing & Employment Services and the Dissemination of Evidence-Informed Intervention Dissemination and Evaluation Center, and a Co-Principal Investigator on Improving Access to Care: Using CHWs to Improve Linkage and Retention in HIV Care, She has over 15 years experience designing and leading qualitative and quantitative
studies as part of seven multi-site evaluations and providing evaluation and programmatic technical assistance to HRSA Ryan White demonstration grantees, She has organized several multisite meetings with grantees, and coordinated and collaborated with over 20 grantees on publishing and disseminating the results form multisite initiatives in peer-reviewed journals and at national conferences. Ms. Rajabiun has authored several peer reviewed articles and developed field manuals on engaging and retaining PLWH in care and treatment.