Caylin Jordan

Background

About Caylin Jordan

I am a public health professional with a Master of Public Health from Morgan State University and a strong foundation in health policy, legislative processes, and data analysis. My academic and professional experiences have fueled a deep passion for using evidence, advocacy, and strategy to drive equity in healthcare access, delivery, and outcomes. My introduction to the world of health policy began during my undergraduate years at Clayton State University, where I was selected for the Georgia Legislative Internship Program. That experience shaped my understanding of how policy decisions directly impact community health, and it set the stage for my commitment to influencing systems at the local, state, and national levels. At Morgan, I expanded my skillset with training in research methods, epidemiology, and policy evaluation. I developed a particular interest in how data can be used not only to uncover disparities but also to design solutions that are equitable, sustainable, and measurable. My focus areas include health policy research, program evaluation, and data-driven decision-making in both the public and private sectors. I’m especially interested in work that addresses social determinants of health, healthcare affordability, and systems-level change through policy reform. I am actively seeking opportunities in public health, health policy, or data analysis where I can contribute meaningfully to mission-driven work. I bring to the table a collaborative spirit, strong analytical skills, and a deep-rooted desire to make healthcare better and more equitable for all.