Erin Marshall Email & Phone Number

Attorney providing services in perinatal and infant healthcare injury, medical malpractice, personal injury, vaccine injury, wrongful death, litigation, and government affairs.

Committed to empowering holistic, sustainable cultural shifts creating positive social change; supporting health care systems in providing optimal care; ensuring application of a health-lens to public policy, programs and projects; championing individual rights and freedoms to live healthy, self-determined lives; assisting communities to be heard and take action.• Project management• Program development and evaluation• Communications and marketing• Creative and proposal/grant writing• Strategic planning• Data to action/policy development• Advocacy training, workshops, grassroots organizing• Legislation monitoring, advocacy• Contract administration and staff/volunteer management• Event planning, management• Hospital, Clinical and Health Systems programs and QIKey Clients:• NM Dept of Health Nicotine Use Prevention and Cessation (NUPAC)• NM Dept of Health Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention (including Native American Partnership)• NM Department of Health Diabetes Prevention and Control Program• Presbyterian Health Systems• NM Children, Youth and Families support for foster and adoptive parents• NM Office of School and Adolescent HealthFormer Clients:• Compassion & Choices New Mexico• NM Chapter of American Landscape Architects Society• NM Public Health Association• Explora Science Center and Children's Museum (capital campaign for STEM Learning Campus)• NM Breastfeeding Task Force, Baby-Friendly Hospital Project• NM Health Equity Working Group (NMHEWG)• Santa Fe Community Foundation• NM Healthier Weight Council • NM Department of Health’s Healthy Kids, Healthy Communities program • NM Land Conservancy• NM Alliance for School Based Health Care• Health Action NMAffiliations• Human Milk Repository of NM, a local mother's milk bank, Board Member

Jackson, Wy, Us

Motor vehicle accidents, trucking accidents, industrial and work accidents, oil and gas field accidents, explosion accidents, civil rights cases, medical malpractice, products liability, birth injuries, burn injuries, catastrophic injuries, and wrongful death.

Jackson, Wy, Us

Chicago, Illinois, Us

Executive Director at Muscular Dystrophy Association: MDA is leading the fight to free individuals — and the families who love them — from the harm of muscular dystrophy, ALS and related muscle-debilitating diseases that take away physical strength, independence and life. We use our collective strength to help kids and adults live longer and grow stronger by finding research breakthroughs across diseases, caring for individuals from day one and empowering families with services and support in hometowns across America.

Ending Title: Executive Director and Hospital/Clinical Project DirectorEnsuring all families have the support they need to reach their individual breastfeeding goals. Working to increase breastfeeding initiation, duration and exclusivity, as well as improving access to human milk for all babies. Continuing operations for hospital and clinical programs while providing oversight for membership development, sustainability efforts, data and research projects, workplace support and career pathways initiatives. Transitioned organization from a 501(c)6 to a 501(c)3.• $500K+ annual budget.• Secured $2.25M five-year grant.• Managed team of expert professionals in clinical, community, and organizational management.Beginning Title: Baby-Friendly Hospital Project DirectorHospital programs include technical assistance and financial incentives for hospitals seeking Baby-Friendly Designation, a system-wide commitment to a minimum 4-year process involving policy and practice changes to ensure optimal care. Clinical programs involve practice and policy changes in addition to implementing quality improvement processes, involvement of community (patient) voice in meeting needs, and being a family friendly workplace for staff. Overseeing a team of clinical consultants to serve New Mexico's 27 maternity care hospitals.• Supporting hospitals and clinics in their efforts to achieve Baby-Friendly designation and optimal health care practices to achieve 80% of in-hospital births in designated facilities (75% attained in 2017).• Secured over $225,000 in annual contracts and grants.• Improving workplace and childcare breastfeeding environments.• Advocating for legislative policies.• Fostering and sustaining breastfeeding friendly communities.

Denver, Colorado, Us

Coordinated citizen and legislative support for the ACLU-NM law suit, Morris v. Brandenburg, from 2012 - 2016. Strategic campaign development including establishment of statewide volunteer Executive Council, plus a Physician Council, to provide appropriate guidance for New Mexico specific efforts. Support of national and local legal team. Grassroots outreach and public education. Compassion & Choices, a nonprofit organization, improves care and expands choice at the end of life. We support, educate and advocate.• Secured over $150,000 in annual donations.• Coordinated first statewide medical professional conference on end-of-life care in Albuquerque with over 80 medical professional attendees.• Conducted physician, hospice, and health professional trainings on published end-of-life care protocols.• Managed grassroots advocacy including establishing eight community groups across New Mexico and the Day of Advocacy for volunteers at state legislature.

Strategic campaign development and implementation supporting annual policy agenda. Statewide grassroots outreach and public education. Oversee transition of Council from voluntary organization to a 501(c)3. Identify, recruit and manage Board of Directors in conducting daily business, coordinate committee work, oversee grant projects. Responsible for organizational solvency and sustainability. Management of contractors, development and implementation of programs in support of grant and contract deliverables.Project: co-facilitating statewide Complete Streets Leadership Team addressing transportation policy through the lenses of health and safety to promote active transportation and healthy living.

Santa Fe, Nm, Us

Protecting our environment starts with the people of New Mexico. Conservation Voters New Mexico Education Fund helps people make real changes in their communities by protecting and improving the quality of their water, air, neighborhoods, farmlands and wildlife. We work to give citizens the knowledge and skills they need to be effective advocates for conservation.

Direct activities as organization completes transition into an independent 501(c)3. Support Board of Directors in conducting daily business, coordinate committee work, oversee grant projects. Responsible for organizational solvency and sustainability. Drafted Executive Director job description and staff structure. Six-month contract.

Development and implementation of an issue-education campaign strategy in coordination with volunteers and interns to mobilize NM constituents around health care reform. Foster and maintain relationships with key organizations and individuals in support of the health care reform movement.Project: Develop and implement programs in support of a grant on reducing sugar sweetened beverage consumption (funded by Save the Children).Project: Conduct research, gather public and dental professional input, and develop recommendations under a grant exploring development of a mid-level dental provider in New Mexico (funded by Community Catalyst in conjunction with Con Alma Health Foundation).

Dallas, Texas, Us

National Consultant, Nov 2005 - April 2009, Office of State Advocacy and Quality ImprovementDetermined national public health systems change goals focused on reducing stroke and heart attack via identification and treatment, and alignment with state department of health issues. Promoted JCAHO Primary Stroke Center accreditation of hospitals in every state.▪ Directed national team of 8 Vice Presidents with 47 state public health field staff.▪ Cultivated external national public health partnerships to assure incorporation of cardiovascular priorities in operations.▪ Developed a new strategic planning process and trained 55 field staff.▪ Restructured department to focus on systems change approaches and long-term strategic thinking, aligned goal focus on key national issues including stroke, heart attack, obesity, high blood pressure; developed a new strategic planning process and trained all state field staff.▪ Annually assisted in coordination of National Lobby Day in Washington, DC with over 600 volunteers from across the country.▪ Received 3 Team SPOT awards for achievement above and beyond expectations.Appointed Positions▪ Healthy People 2010/2020 National MOU Partnership Steering Committee, 2007 – 2009, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services:Committee Facilitator, 2009Menominee Tribal Project – created a tailored community health intervention. Chair, 2008 – 2009, Public Service Announcement Efficacy Evaluation Work Group.▪ Cardiovascular Health Council, 2006 – 2009, National Association of Chronic Disease Directors: American Heart Association RepresentativeSteering and Partnership Committees▪ Cardiovascular Institute Planning Committee, 2005 – 2009, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:American Heart Association RepresentativeDesigned annual 4 day training for approximately 280 people including all 50 state programs and all American Heart Association state field staff.

Dallas, Texas, Us

Senior Director, 2002 - 2005Managed public health initiatives in New Mexico, Montana, and Wyoming and consulted on culturally-appropriate strategies to 10 western states.▪ Wrote legislation, advocated for and secured $100K annual recurring funding from state legislature for establishment of a New Mexico stroke care system.▪ Secured capital outlay funding for automated external defibrillators.▪ Supported advocacy strategies for clean indoor air and tobacco tax initiatives.▪ Created staff position, hired, trained and managed director-level direct report responsible for Wyoming and Montana operations.▪ Maintained partnerships and volunteers to promote cardiovascular priorities and guidelines.▪ Appointed regional expert on serving American Indian and Alaska Native communities.▪ Led American Heart Association field implementation of national MOU between American Heart Association and Indian Health Services.▪ Promoted to position with national center providing national direction for the entire business function.Appointed Positions▪ New Mexico State Chronic Disease Prevention Council, 2004 – 2007, New Mexico Department of HealthChair, 2006-2007.Directed team of 25 chronic disease professionals in developing case for funding a cardiovascular program in New Mexico, assisted writing $1.75M federal grant application.▪ New Mexico Stroke Task Force/Advisory Council, 2003 – 2007, New Mexico Department of HealthVice Chair, 2005-2007Wrote legislation to form New Mexico State Stroke Advisory Council, advocated for bill.Secured $100K recurring funding for state stroke program from state legislature.

Managed professional development programs for health care industry.▪ Established classes in communities around New Mexico to improve student access.▪ Significantly increased enrollment.▪ Received Marketing Award within first six weeks of employment.

Managed operations for five food and beverage establishments within the resort. Compiled and analyzed profit and loss reports, managed ordering, coordinated management team. Provided human resources functions including new employees, payroll, benefits.▪ Increased sales for weekly wine paring dinners via on-property marketing strategies.▪ Increased sales in nightclub via expansion of off-property marketing strategies.

Denali National Park Visitor Center, half a million annual visitors, six million acres of wilderness.▪ Educated public on wildlife encounters, safe camping practices, proper river-crossing techniques, etc. ▪ Issued back-country camping permits and bear-proof food containers.

J.D., Child & Family Justice, Health Law, Litigation, Regulation

Completed

Ba, Cultural Anthropology, Archaeology

Aa, Business Mgmt, Anthropology