City of Springfield, Massachusetts
Justin Chellman is a seasoned professional in public health with extensive experience in opioid response and prevention initiatives. Currently serving as the Opioid Response Program Manager for the City of Springfield, Massachusetts, Justin leads the development and execution of the city's opioid response plan while enhancing data collection practices. Previous roles include Program Director for Opioid Overdose Prevention, where Justin advanced overdose risk education and policy change, and Local Coordinator for Young Children’s System of Care, focusing on mental health service delivery for families. Justin's career includes work as a Prevention Specialist, Program Coordinator for the Pioneer Valley Area Health Education Center, and involvement in various public health projects as a Media Relations Intern. Justin holds a Master's Degree in Health Policy and Management and a Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
City of Springfield, Massachusetts
The City of Springfield, Massachusetts is located about 90 miles West of Boston and 150 miles from New York City. The City is approximately 33 square miles and is conveniently located at the Massachusetts Turnpike, Route 91 and Route 291. Population of 155,000 people, makes it the 4th largest City in New England. The National Basketball Hall of Fame is in Springfield. It is the first City of Springfield in the US. Often called the City of Firsts, it's home to many "firsts". Also birthplace of Dr. Seuss.