Audrey McCalley

Audrey McCalley, MPH, is a dedicated Research Scientist I at both the Public Health Institute and the California Department of Public Health, focusing on health equity and community empowerment through innovative respiratory protection programs. Previous experience includes serving as a Senior Public Health Program Evaluation Consultant for the Florida Department of Health, where Audrey developed evaluation plans for significant public health grants, and as Senior Manager of Public Health at the American Cleaning Institute, managing clinical trials and facilitating collaborations among industry stakeholders. Audrey co-founded Missouri Clinicians for Climate Action to advocate for climate health policy and has engaged in various research roles, including as a Clinical Research Coordinator at the University of Kansas Medical Center and a Scientific Consultant at Columbia University. Education includes a Master of Public Health from Columbia University and ongoing pursuit of a Doctor of Public Health degree at Emory University.