Julie Piotrowski, Mph Email & Phone Number

Honolulu, Hi, Us

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

January 2013 - Present. Truman is a high-trust impact community of national security leaders producing inclusive U.S. foreign policy that advances democracy, human rights, prosperity and security at home and abroad. Fellowship focus: Expanding attention on health security (local -> global) as a national priority.

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

Panama City Beach, Florida, United States

• Military spouse 'on the move' with Navy EOD Officer spouse detailed to PacFleet/Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam (Hawaii) and the Navy Experimental Dive Unit (Florida) • Managed all aspects of inter-state and international relocations for military families to help them secure safe housing, appropriate health care, and successfully integrate into the community.• Advised families on how to best navigate their local military and private-sector (civilian) health care markets; select Tricare benefits in our rapidly transforming military health system; and access special needs care, case management services and patient advocacy support.

Washington, Dc

Recruited to help Booz win and implement federal contracting work in health reform and public health.

Washington, Dc

Authored high-level, nonpartisan Health Policy Briefs for Health Affairs, the leading health policy journal read by Washington insiders, U.S. lawmakers and members of Congress and their staffs.

Washington, Dc

• Hired as an Expert Consultant (non-political) to serve as speechwriter and science-based public health communications advisor to the U.S. Surgeon General and the #2 at HHS, the Asst. Secretary for Health, who serves as the senior public health advisor the HHS Secretary on all federal public health initiatives incl. cross-cutting (CDC, FDA, NIH) and White House programs (health reform, flu/H1N1, climate, tobacco control, HIV/AIDS, childhood obesity/First Lady’s Let’s Move! initiative)• Conceived of public health messaging templates used Department-wide by HHS leadership• Authored 300+ policy communications documents including speeches, talking points, memos, Whitehouse.gov blog posts and other products (congressional testimony, academic journal articles) promoting health reform (Obamacare) and public health

New York, Ny

• ROLLING STONE (Media): Directed extensive research/fact-checking of a bestselling RS commemorative issue (2009) chronicling President Obama’s '08 election. Fact-checked long-form, investigative national affairs stories on U.S. politics, national security, public health.• HEALTH CARE FOR AMERICA NOW/HCAN (Advocacy): Organized participants for a Capitol Hill rally (15k+ people) for HCAN, which ran a $60M, 5-year campaign (2008-13) to pass Obamacare. • ASHOKA/Changemakers (Global Health): Designed two public health competitions for Ashoka social entrepreneurship fellows in 60 countries to win global health program grants. • Balm in Gilead (Program Evaluation): Conducted a 3-month program evaluation of a Harlem not-for-profit’s pharma-funded Hepatitis-C screening and treatment initiative.

New York, Ny

Designed, implemented and evaluated comprehensive CDC-funded disaster preparedness training to ensure NY’s first responders and health care organizations (city, state, local health departments; hospitals) were ready and able to effectively respond to emergencies.

New York, Ny

• Scooped national media outlets and wrote hundreds of articles and investigative reports for the healthcare industry’s leading source for healthcare biz & policy news.• Launched MHC’s award-winning public health newsbeat. Led in-depth coverage of public health and health system preparedness post-9/11; public health emergencies (2003 U.S. smallpox vaccination campaign; SARS epidemic) and emerging U.S. public health leadership.• Concurrently managed and wrote articles for multiple newsbeats incl. women’s/children’s hospitals; aging/long-term care; rural health; specialty hospitals (cardiac; cancer care)

Atlanta, Ga

One of eight U.S. and international journalists selected to study public health at CDC to raise the quality of health reporting.• Trained with the U.S. Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) (the nation’s “disease detectives”) to respond to disease outbreaks with rapid response and control measures. Conduced fieldwork and door-to-door public health surveillance (with Erin Brockovich) in Plant City, FL, to evaluate potential groundwater contamination from the Coronet Industries chemical plant.• World Trade Center Health Registry: Assisted in creating a large-scale, national public education campaign to recruit people to join the WTCHR, the largest registry in U.S. history (70,000 enrollees) to track health effects of a disaster.

New York, Ny

Managed one of two Red Cross dining rooms ("Respite 3") serving 3000+ meals a day to WTC rescue workers. Designed and led volunteer training to improve response team effectiveness.

Bsj, Medill School Of Journalism

Mph, Public Health, Mailman School Of Public Health