Elizabeth Trainor is a Government Relations Manager at Hackensack Meridian Health. She possess expertise in public health, healthcare, hospitals, health education, community outreach and 23 more skills. She is proficient in Spanish. Colleagues describe her as "I rarely come across executive leaders like Elizabeth. She is strategic, people-centered, creative, and a problem-solver. Her ability to drive complex projects and motivate teams is unique. Elizabeth is a humble leader and always willing to learn. She can focus on the details while not losing sight of the big picture. I have had the pleasure of working with Elizabeth directly for several years to deliver training across a large healthcare system. I have experienced firsthand her ability to collaborate both with people inside her organization and the broader community. Elizabeth uses her influence to promote innovation and she naturally empowers others. I am grateful for the opportunity to work with her!", "Elizabeth is a talented and thoughtful public health professional with an aptitude for project management. She understands well the way complex issues of health equity impact communities in a myriad of ways and is always willing to lend creative ideas to affect change. Elizabeth is also a strong relationship builder and can be counted on to step in to support and lead teams whenever needed.", and "I was asked who has impacted me the most as a young careerist and my answer was Elizabeth Trainor. It has been a pleasure working under Elizabeth on the executive board of the RWJBH Young Professional’s Advisory Council for the past 3 years. Her leadership and vision for our young professionals organization has inspired and supported the development of our members and even led many into the next steps of their careers. It is often said the best leaders uplift those around them — and that is exactly what Elizabeth does. Her passion, dedication, and willingness to help others is unmatched. I have learned so much from working with Elizabeth and will forever be grateful for her mentorship."