Bio: Kimberly
is a public health professional with expertise in health promotion, community
outreach, health education, and research. She is a first-generation college
graduate determined to improve the health of marginalized communities. She
works for the Irvington Health Department, conducting vulnerable population
need assessments to identify and describe at-risk populations, ensure
appropriate social support linkages are made, regularly monitors
COVID-19-related and infectious disease data, and implements innovative
programming workshops and mobile clinics to improve the quality of life for
community residents. In addition, Kimberly is also a public health consultant
providing program evaluation services, a doula, and an adjunct professor for
Montclair State University. She holds her MPH from Rutgers University and a
Bachelor of Science in Public Health from Montclair State University.
