Tiffany Crank
Senior Director, Health Access and Quality @American Diabetes Association
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WORK HISTORY
Senior Director, Health Access and Quality @American Diabetes Association
Charlotte, NC
EDUCATION
North Carolina State University
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Microbiology
University of South Florida
Doctor of Public Health, Public Health Leadership
Capella University
Master of Public Health (M.P.H.), Public Health; Concentration in Social and Behavioral Health
ABOUT TIFFANY CRANK
Explore my Digital Portfolio linked in the Contact section above to learn more about my work! With well over a decade of experience in community health programming, I’ve dedicated my career to transforming the way public health programs are designed, implemented, and sustained. I’ve led and scaled successful community health interventions across diverse populations, always anchoring my work in trust building, cultural relevance, and measurable outcomes. My strength lies in translating evidence into action. Leveraging my expertise in implementation science, I build programs that don’t just look good on paper, but actually thrive in real-world settings. My skillet spans from forging partnerships to designing and scaling interventions that are informed by local context through purposefully engaging communities. I bring a deep commitment to advancing diversity in clinical research by designing and implementing strategies that address root causes of underrepresentation in research. My approach centers on building trust, raising awareness, and empowering informed participation by leveraging cross-sector collaborations with academic institutions, advocacy groups, and community partners to co-create programs that drive equitable health outcomes. Through tailored educational presentations, immersive workshops, and inclusive forums, I have successfully engaged underrepresented populations with measurable improvements in both perceptions of and enrollment in clinical research. At the heart of it all, I have a passion for bridging the gap between science and practice. I believe sustainable health improvements begin when we connect data with intentional and meaningful connection with the communities we serve. I am always open to discuss opportunities on how we can work together to make our world a healthier place for all!
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