Trenton Mosby
Black Men\'s Health Clinic Healthy Program Vista @Americorps Vista
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WORK HISTORY
Black Men\'s Health Clinic Healthy Program Vista @Americorps Vista
Austin, TX, US
I serve as an AmeriCorps VISTA with the Black Men’s Health Clinic, supporting long‑term capacity building to advance health equity for Black men and underserved communities in Austin. My work spans public health research, digital health communications, and partnership development—analyzing minority health data, developing health promotion strategies, and managing accessible health education content through BMHC’s WordPress platform. I also collaborate across Outreach, Communications, Marketing, and Clinical Navigation teams to strengthen community engagement, support grassroots health initiatives, and create tools that help staff deliver clear, empowering health information to the community.
EDUCATION
UTSA Carlos Alvarez College of Business
Master of Business Administration - MBA, Business Administration and Management, General
UTHealth Houston School of Public Health
Master of Public Health - MPH, Public Health
The University of Texas at Austin
Bachelor of Science - BS, Public Health
Angelina College
Associate of Arts, General Studies
ABOUT TRENTON MOSBY
I am a health systems strategist pursuing a dual MPH/MBA to operate at the intersection of healthcare leadership, policy strategy, and population health management. I earned my BS in Public Health from The University of Texas at Austin, where I also completed a minor in African and African-American Diaspora Studies, grounding my work in a structural understanding of race, inequity, and institutional systems.My trajectory centers on translating health equity into systems-level execution. I focus on addressing structural health disparities through data-informed decision-making, cross-sector collaboration, and operational strategy. I bring experience in epidemiological analysis, community health initiatives, health equity research, and leadership within executive-facing environments. Whether evaluating regional health inequalities or supporting large-scale public health initiatives, I approach public health as both a governance challenge and a management responsibility.I am particularly interested in health systems leadership, chronic disease strategy, maternal and community health advancement, and consulting on policies that shape how care is financed, delivered, and accessed across diverse populations. My goal is not only to advocate for equitable health infrastructure but to help design, manage, and scale sustainable health systems.I welcome connections with healthcare leaders, public health executives, and policy professionals committed to building high-performing, accountable, and equitable systems of care.
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