KBJ consulting has been doing working in HIV/AIDS prevention for the last 16 years. Her work has taken her to Africa and South America working with public and private healthcare agencies to evaluated, design and implement programs to stem the tide HIV infection has had on the world’s population.

Kim Bouldin-Jones

Kim Bouldin-Jones is an internationally recognized and a sought after educator specializing in HIV/STD programs for college aged students. She has done several informational video’s regarding HIV which are available nationwide. She has presented to numerous National Conferences on topics ranging from HIV/STD’s Prevention Programs, Substance Abuse, Diversity, BAACHUS, Binge Drinking, and Women’s Health Issues. She has presented on Global Health Issues, Global Youth Leadership and various other topics to international audiences. Kim Bouldin-Jones has worked with some of the top universities in the country helping to build prevention programs or enhance existing ones to be more affective. She has created HIV/AIDS Policy and Practices for American College Health Association. She has consulted with agencies including the Pontical Healthcare Council on Pastoral Care, Vatican City on the strategies regarding caring for the poor in developing countries. Ms. Bouldin-Jones has spent years researching and evaluating programming so each intervention can be cutting edge for the 21st century and beyond.

Kim Bouldin-Jones started in HIV/AIDS while living in San Francisco during the 1980s; she completed two practicums with the San Francisco AIDS Project. Upon moving to St. Louis, Ms. Bouldin-Jones concentrated on HIV prevention in her work with the St. Louis Chapter of Planned Parenthood, where she worked until 1993 when she began her work with St. Louis Effort for AIDS. She started at EFA as the Campus Outreach Coordinator and went on to head the Prevention Department within the agency. After extensive training from the Centers for Disease Control, Ms. Bouldin-Jones went into Disease Intervention to assist the newly infected. Other areas that Ms. Bouldin-Jones has expertise in are substance abuse, diversity and binge drinking among college students.

Ms. Bouldin-Jones is certified for Holistic Harm Reduction, Client-Centered Prevention, American Red Cross HIV Trainer, American Red Cross African American HIV Trainer and Orasure (oral HIV testing). She is member of the National Institutes for Health ERA Commons for Researchers and national board member for Global Youth Leadership Institute. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications and lives in St. Louis with her husband and three children.

A few organizations that KBJ Consulting has worked with: