Susan Henderson

Susan Henderson is a seasoned medical officer with extensive experience in public health and healthcare management. Currently serving at the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality since June 2020, Susan manages healthcare-associated infection-related grants and contributes to a Safety Program for Telemedicine. Previous roles include medical officer positions at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, where Susan acted as a liaison to the President's Malaria Initiative and provided technical assistance for malaria elimination in Africa. Additional experience includes consulting for complex medical cases in the Peace Corps, coordinating tobacco reduction strategies with the World Health Organization, and serving as an internal medicine physician for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Educational qualifications include an MPH in Health Promotion from Georgia State University, an internal medicine residency from Emory University, and an MD from McGill University.