National Kidney Foundation of Michigan
Crystal Moy, MPH, is an experienced program coordinator at the National Kidney Foundation of Michigan since May 2014, where responsibilities include managing the hypertension component of the MDHHS CDCN 1422 grant, coordinating partnerships, and assisting in grant writing. Prior experience includes serving as a graduate student intern, conducting literature reviews, administering surveys, and leading meetings at the National Kidney Foundation of Michigan. Crystal also worked as a Global Voice Program Assistant at the University of Michigan Office of Global Public Health, producing videos and conducting interviews with international students. Earlier roles include an office assistant position at the Oakland County Health Division, where tasks involved managing files and assisting with payroll entry. Education includes a Master’s Degree in Health Behavior and Health Education from the University of Michigan School of Public Health and a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Biology from Michigan State University.
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National Kidney Foundation of Michigan
Since 1955, the NKF of Michigan, Inc. (NKFM) has led the fight against life-threatening chronic diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and kidney disease. We have enhanced the lives of many Michigan residents through our prevention programs and patient services. Our efforts have also changed legislation, ensured quality care for patients and advanced medical knowledge. We have informed the public about kidney and urological diseases and increased awareness of the critical need for organ and tissue donations. The mission of the NKFM is prevent kidney disease and improve the quality of life for those living with it.