Judy Chandler Rugel Mph, Ches

Judy Chandler Rugel has a diverse work experience in the public health field. Judy started their career as an Adjunct Faculty Member at George Washington University, where they taught a course on Personal Health and Wellness. In this role, Judy planned and presented classes on various health topics and helped students improve their health habits.

Judy then worked as a Program Manager at Inova, where they organized and evaluated health screenings and seminars. Judy supervised a team and created educational materials on a range of wellness topics.

After that, Judy joined the National Osteoporosis Foundation as a Patient and Consumer Education Manager. Judy managed patient education programs and oversaw resources for consumers and healthcare professionals. Judy also facilitated an advisory council dedicated to promoting safe exercise for patients with bone loss.

Currently, Judy holds two positions at Inspire. Judy started as a Client Services and Partnerships Manager, overseeing partnerships with national non-profit health advocacy organizations. In this role, they managed projects for life science industry clients and collaborated with various teams to implement market research and promotion products.

Judy now serves as the Director of Partnerships at Inspire, where they recruit and manages relationships with non-profit advocacy organizations. Judy works with these organizations to provide online support communities and offer authoritative content and resources for patients and caregivers.

Overall, Judy has demonstrated expertise in managing partnerships, creating educational programs, and coordinating health-related initiatives.

Judy Chandler Rugel, MPH, CHES completed their education with a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree in Health Promotion/Disease Prevention from The George Washington University between 2002 and 2004. Prior to that, they obtained a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in History from the University of Mary Washington. In addition to their degrees, they also hold the certification of Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES), which they obtained in March 2004 from the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing, Inc.