Danielle Garfinkel

Danielle Garfinkel's work experience includes positions in various organizations and roles:

- From July 2022-present, they have been the Associate Director of Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning at EngenderHealth.

- From August 2020-June 2022, they worked as the Deputy Director, Organizational Metrics at EngenderHealth.

- From December 2019-August 2020, they served as a Program Manager, Strategic Evidence at Population Services International.

- From May 2018-December 2019, they were a Technical Advisor at Population Services International.

- From October 2017-April 2018, they worked as a Program Analyst at Population Services International.

- From March 2016-September 2017, they served as an FPwatch Communications Fellow and Research Analyst at Population Services International.

- From May 2015-March 2016, they were a Text4baby Research Associate at ZERO TO THREE.

- From May 2014-April 2015, they worked as a Text4baby Research Intern at the National Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition.

- From September 2014-December 2014, they served as an Adolescent Reproductive Health Intern at the Harriet Lane Clinic of Johns Hopkins Hospital.

- From September 2013-June 2014, they worked as a Data Coordinator at Power Inside.

- From October 2011-August 2013, they were a Public Health Analyst at RTI International.

- From April 2011-September 2011, they volunteered as a Patient Escort at Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts.

- From July 2009-April 2011, they served as a Database Developer and Volunteer at the Spina Bifida Association.

- From September 2010-December 2010, they were a Public Innovators Fellow at Root Cause, where they worked with various government offices on social innovation projects.

Danielle Garfinkel completed their Bachelor's degree in Health: Science, Society and Policy and Studio Art at Brandeis University from 2005 to 2009. Danielle then pursued a Master of Science in Public Health with a concentration in Population, Family and Reproductive Health at The Johns Hopkins University from 2013 to 2015. In addition, Danielle participated in a program on The African Diaspora and the Slave Trade, Government Sanitation Reform at the School for International Training in 2008.