Brooke Kritikos

Leads end-to-end project management for national public health research and surveillance programs, coordinating workplans, budgets, contracts, vendors, and approximately 50 partner organizations. Manages financial activities exceeding $1 million and oversees reporting for clients and stakeholders.

Managed day-to-day implementation of national surveillance programs involving approximately 50 partner sites, coordinating communications, schedules, data activities, and deliverables. Handled financial processes including budgeting, work orders, and invoicing exceeding $1 million.

Supported national Poison Center surveillance activities involving 48 regional centers, including partner communications and coordination of recurring program activities. Prepared regulatory documentation and IRB submissions, and contributed to literature reviews and qualitative coding.

Supported evaluation of a community health symposium involving more than 150 participants and conducted literature reviews for workplace wellness research. Developed standardized communication materials for community partners.

Managed collection and validation of data for more than 10,000 businesses supporting community health research. Conducted spatial analyses of more than 6,000 businesses using ArcGIS and assisted with research grant proposals.

Delivered evidence-based health education programming within community recovery settings. Facilitated health promotion activities focused on nutrition and healthy lifestyle behaviors.

Developed communication and outreach materials to support public health initiatives and fostered community engagement through health promotion campaigns. Coordinated outreach activities and collaborated with internal and external stakeholders.

Pursued a Master of Public Health with a focus on Health Systems, Management & Policy, completing the program in 2025.

Earned a Bachelor of Science in Public Health, completing the degree in 2020.