Savanah Six, MPH, is an experienced professional specializing in health promotion and disease prevention, currently serving as a School Safety Specialist at the Bureau of Indian Education since March 2022. Previously, Savanah held various roles, including Program Facilitator at Tsehootsooi Medical Center and Health Promotions Disease Prevention Specialist at Gallup Indian Medical Center. Notably, Savanah coordinated programs aimed at preventing methamphetamine use and suicide among Native youth and families, emphasizing early intervention and positive development strategies. Savanah’s academic background includes a Master of Social Work from New Mexico State University and a Master of Public Health from Grand Canyon University, complemented by a Bachelor's in psychology, community health, and communications from The University of New Mexico and an Associate of Science in biology from Dine College.
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