Robin Gruenfeld, MPH, has made a of career moving data to action. Robin honed her craft leading numerous data-informed state- and community-level projects during her tenure at the Louisiana Department of Health, Bureau of Family Health and the City of New Orleans Health Department. Her skills include data translation, facilitation, management, and leadership. Her subject matter expertise includes social determinants of health, maternal and child health (MCH), MCH mortality surveillance, bereavement, injury prevention, and death scene investigation. She firmly believes that everyone deserves the best chance at life. Her passion for the intersection of social justice, human health, and the environment emerged through coursework in toxicology during her undergraduate career at the University of New Orleans and UC Berkeley. She earned a Master of Public Health concentrated on Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences from Louisiana State University. Robin's program of study was augmented by the Department of Energy's Mickey Leland Fellowship and an internship at the inception of the Best Babies Zone in the Hollygrove neighborhood of New Orleans. The experience in Hollygrove informed her masters thesis that explored the effect of Hollygrove's blight, air quality, and soil quality on maternal and child health.In addition to her programmatic work, Robin maintains a practice as an organizational consultant and a Pilates instructor.
Listed skills include Research, Public Health, Community Outreach, Public Speaking, and 18 others.