Yael Mosenzon

Responsible for developing and implementing an annual culture and art program for Kishorit's 200 residents; who are adults with a variety of needs and abilities (previously referred to as "people with special needs").

Managing an annual budget of 2,500,000 NIS. (approx. 660,000 USD).

Employment and supervision of 14 professional instructors in various art, culture and sports branches as well as 18 annually-changing volunteers.

Ensuring all practice complies with national guidelines, as drawn by the Ministry of Health and the Office of Social Services.

Forming meaningful and prolonged artistic collaborations between Kishorit members and other people with a variety of needs and abilities.

Producing parties, ceremonies, exhibitions, performances and tours for the 200 residents and 150 staff of Kishorit.

Booking and hosting preforming artists, musicians and lecture for one-off activities.

Instructing several groups in visual art (drawing, painting and sculpting), using the "Open Studio" approach.

Curated a number of one-person and group exhibitions in untraditional and non-gallery venues. Among them: visitors' center of major antiquity site, rehabilitation center for war veterans, town-halls, etc. (details, photographic record and publications will be provided on request).

Collaborated with local artists to showcase contemporary art, promoting cultural diversity

Organized special events to foster deeper connection between community and cultural heritage.

Initiated community programs to encourage public participation in arts, strengthening ties with local community.

Also during these years:

Assisted and instructed undergraduate and postgraduate students in researching and writing thesis papers, research proposals and dissertations.

Assisted students in focusing research topics by staying updated on current research trends in various fields, locating relevant publications and improving overall readability of texts by editing and proofreading each project thoroughly before submission.

Delivered high-quality custom content for clients in various industries, demonstrating adaptability and a keen understanding of diverse topic areas.

Worked with principal investigator and sponsors to facilitate daily trial activities and comply with research protocols.

Coordinated and monitored clinical trial activities to support timely and accurate completion of studies.

Collaborated with clinical staff and other healthcare professionals to support clinical trial data accuracy.

Maintained accurate and up-to-date case report forms and source documents for traceability.

Developed comprehensive database for tracking patient information, improving efficiency in data management.

Followed clinical research protocols and conducted study visits in compliance with ICH/GCP regulations.

Member of a team dedicated to establishing a research-institute in the Galilee hospital, headed by the hospital manager and Health Ministry members.

Researched and presented information on various research institutes around the world, conducted field research and interviews, cost assessment, located relevant funding options, and wrote documents for publications.

Commissioned to develop and write a program for Community Curating in Acre's old town, which will act as a bridge between various ethnic groups through inclusive heritage approach.

Lecturing and leading workshops on conservation and presentation ethical considerations and multi-cultural awareness, for students at the International Conservation Centre- Rome (based in Acre).

Member of a multi-disciplinary team of Ethiopian and international consultants, employed to conduct field research and write a report to the World Bank and Ethiopian government. In preparation for a large scale road and infrastructure upgrade , the needs of local populations (mostly nomadic tribes in the regions of Affar and Tigray) were researched and mapped in details.

Conducted four months field work in northern Ethiopia with nomadic tribes and villagers, using the services of local translators, then several months writing recommendation and liaising with Ethiopia Ministry of Education employees and World Bank project managers.

As a PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer, trained and certified over 250 divers at all levels: from Open Water to Dive Master qualifications.
Worked several seasons in each dive center, travelling between them according to season and business picks.
Improved student retention rates by creating personally- modified lesson plans that catered to different learning styles, concerns and abilities.
Contributed to the growth of the dive center''s clientele by delivering exceptional customer service and cultivating positive relationships with guests.
Increased safety awareness among students through comprehensive instruction on diving equipment, procedures, and emergency protocols.
Promoted environmental conservation through educational presentations on marine life and responsible diving practices during classes.
Ensured consistent high-quality instruction by adhering to established scuba diving training standards and adopting new industry best practices.

Developed relationships with artists, collectors, and industry professionals (critics, journalists, art enthusiasts) to expand the gallery''s network.

Curated monthly-changed exhibition in collaboration with gallery owners.

Assisted clients with purchasing artwork, providing expert guidance on selecting pieces that fit their tastes and budgets.

Wrote texts for exhibition catalogues and supervised pre-print process with designers and printers.

Supervised gallery staff .

Organized opening nights and special events.

Wrote education programs and conducted guided gallery tours.

(Work during MA degree program).