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meet deadlines, and received a number of management awards for my service,

which ended in 2010.

I am Evelyn Kirby and I served in the Department of Health and Human
Services, leading several key human resource policies and programs. I am the

current Regional Vice President, overseeing several states for the National
Active and Retired Federal Employees Association (NARFE). In my Federal
career, at the Deputy Assistant Secretary level, with 120 staff, I developed,
tested, implemented and evaluated ways to promote maximum effectiveness

of HHS’s 65,000 staff. I created executive development, management
training, and employee skills platforms for a pipeline of successors. I
pioneered human resources “firsts” and enhancements for the Inspector

General, Employee Assistance, Drug Testing, and Personnel and Information
Security. I led operational personnel functions affecting the 4,000 Office of
the Secretary workforce nationwide, and oversaw employment plus special
issues for 600 executives, top scientists, and 100 political appointees. All my

programs highly contributed to an efficient and effective HHS Federal
workforce serving the American public.

I am Frank Lee and I worked at the Department of Health and Human
Services, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid. I provided various forms of
analytical support for the Medicaid and Medicare programs during my career

with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, including: monitoring State
Agency compliance with Federal Medicaid Regulations; analyzing Federal
requirements for data on the Medicaid program; developing a national

Medicaid reporting system based on requirements; analyzing Medicaid
statistics to identify trends in program expenditures and utilization of services;
developing data management strategies, plans and standards; and providing
analytical support for a redesign of Federal Medicare systems. Through these

efforts, I worked to ensure that the Federal Medicaid and Medicare programs
met their goals and efficiently served their beneficiaries.

I am Brigitta Mullican and I served in the Department of Health and Human
Services, formerly Department of Health, Education and Welfare. My career
of 36 years started as a stenographer and progressed into the administrative
field. As an executive secretary, administrative assistant, program analyst and

budget officer, I supported the HHS mission, which provides essential human

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