Resume

Leads communications across 60 university and state government sites working to improve pediatric emergency care nationwide through quality improvement, education, and advocacy.

Manages all digital content and strategy (website, email, newsletters, social media) with 150K total annual users, driving an average 30% yearly increase in engagement.

Launched multiple strategic communications tools, including organization's first editorial calendar, style guide, media report, funnel strategy, and metrics tracker.

Develops clinician- and public-facing materials ranging from infographics to large-scale manuals.

Secures and coordinates media placements in national outlets, including The New York Times and CBS Evening News.

Collaborates with executives on high-priority, sensitive communications from op-eds to staff memos.

Supported successful advocacy communications during a critical Congressional reauthorization period.

Implemented first unified brand for 30+ previously distinct programs.

Develops staff trainings and educational resources on priority communications topics, including plain language.

Leads monthly national partner meetings, co-facilitates town halls, and supports a biannual 300-person conference.

Manages a small communications team, including two direct reports and two contractors.

Established initial communications strategy for sister program, the Pediatric Pandemic Network.