Becca Knox

Becca Knox is a seasoned professional in behavioral health care, currently serving as a Clinical Behavioral Health Care Manager at Mindoula since April 2019, where efforts are focused on integrating mental health care into primary care settings through the Collaborative Care model. Previously, Becca held the position of Director of Research at the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, concentrating on tobacco cessation initiatives, and spent nearly two decades at the Brady Campaign & Center to Prevent Gun Violence as Director overseeing public health, research, organizing, and communications. Becca's earlier experience includes social work practicums at Children's Hospital Oakland and psychiatric services, as well as roles in HIV counseling and health education at Haight-Ashbury Free Clinics. Educational background includes a Master of Public Health and Master of Social Work from the University of California, Berkeley, along with a Bachelor's degree in Religious Studies and Economics from the University of Michigan.