Emily Grace Reynolds
Community Impact & Communications Director @American Heart Association
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WORK HISTORY
Community Impact & Communications Director @American Heart Association
Seattle, WA, US
Provide strategic leadership to develop and execute clinical and community partnerships addressing discriminatory public policies, institutional practices, cultural representations and other norms that perpetuate health inequities (priority areas: maternal health outcomes, hypertension management; secondary: nutrition security, CPR/AED response); leading concept development, partnerships, execution and evaluation of pilot perinatal hypertension initiatives in collaboration with Federally Qualified Health Centers and public health programs to reduce maternal health disparities; precept University of Washington Doctor of Nursing Practice intern, guiding performance objectives to build hypertension identification and self-measurement enrollment workflows for obstetric providers; grant writing and translating shared health priorities into sponsorable assets; enhance visibility of American Heart Association health priorities and contributions externally; equip internal team to articulate impact to potential funders; lead pilot projects in emerging priority areas including cardiac emergency response, perinatal hypertension.
EDUCATION
California State University, Stanislaus
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Kinesiology and Exercise Science
ABOUT EMILY GRACE REYNOLDS
Community Impact & Communications Director at American Heart Association Puget Sound. Passionate about: developing and implementing creative policy, system and environmental change strategies in clinical and community-based settings that aim to dismantle systemic barriers that impede opportunities for heart and brain health; illustrating the American Heart Association\'s health equity impact in Washington State through compelling communications by building a shared narrative that centers community needs, perspectives and enhances visibility to grassroots efforts.The postings on this site are my own and don\'t necessarily represent the American Heart Association\'s positions, strategies or opinions.
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