Savannah Turner

Background

About Savannah Turner

Dedicated public health practitioner with a focus on policy, health communications, and maternal health. With a Master of Public Health degree from Morehouse School of Medicine and a Bachelor of Science in Social and Behavioral Health from the University of West Georgia, I bring a strong academic foundation and practical experience to the field. I have extensive experience in program development, community outreach, and research, with a track record of effectively addressing health disparities and promoting health equity. My roles as a Graduate Research Assistant at the Center for Maternal Health Equity and a Fellow at the Association of State Public Health Nutritionists have allowed me to hone my skills in data analysis, community engagement, and program implementation. Key Skills- Program Development - Health Communications - Data Analysis (SAS, SPSS, Qualtrics, REDCap)- Community Outreach - Research Methods - Community-Based Research - Maternal and Child Health - Substance Use Prevention - Cultural Competency - Leadership My goal is to leverage my expertise to drive positive change and create lasting impacts in the field of public health. I am passionate about collaborating with diverse stakeholders to develop evidence-based interventions that address the unique needs of underserved communities. Let's connect! I'm always interested in networking and exploring opportunities to collaborate on projects that make a difference in public health.