Caitlyn Brunton

Supports the Chief Statistician and senior advisors by coordinating files, reviewing documents, and preparing materials for high-level engagements. Attends executive meetings, tracks action items, conducts targeted research, and liaises with subject matter experts and senior leadership to ensure accurate and timely submissions.

Analyst on the dissemination side of surveys: analyzing data findings, producing analytical articles, and writing senior management communication pieces including speaking notes and presentation materials.

Analyst on the content side of surveys: researching current and prospective health and health policy trends, quality control, block, integrated, and end-to-end testing of content, and other survey operations for the Canadian Community Health Survey.

Contact responsible for maintaining positive and productive relationships with 30+ global partners and reporting on international capabilities.

Analyzed qualitative and quantitative data to produce performance reports for hundreds of EAP counsellors across Canada, coordinated counselling operations for sensitive cases, and researched and co-wrote content for publications on mental health.

Created profiles and cultivated followers across Facebook (470+ followers), Instagram (215+ followers), and Pinterest (750+ monthly viewers). Researched, analyzed, and presented analytics to management on presence and reach on social media platforms. Creator and maintainer of www.staceypricedesign.com

Public-facing role extracting information quickly and accurately and resolving issues to expedite voting registration process for a large volume of people.

Researched and promoted academic findings related to adolescent well-being through various social media platforms and engaged with the public regarding the content.

Technical role assisting Masters and Doctorate-level students with their research: performing calculation for recipes, making buffer solutions, dilutions, PCR solutions, and agarose gel. Conducted relevant research as required, data entry, and quality control of data.

• PSYC4909: Honours Project: Quitting for Good: Correlates of Increased and Decreased Risk of Relapse • PSYC2001: Research Methods • PSYC2002: Statistics in Psychology • STAT2507: Statistical Modelling • PSYC3000: Design and Analysis in Psychological Research (i.e., descriptive and inferential st