Dr. Nancy Greer-Williams recently contacted CCHE about assistance with alerting the HELI network about her employment search. Please consider alerting her to any opportunities in your spheres and sharing this communication with others you may know!
Dr. Greer-Williams’ academic interests include social determinants of health and global populations, community-based participatory interventions, and graduate level student support programs. Her research projects include a study of lifestyle management of rural women with breast cancer; community based participatory research design to address health inequities among African Americans, Hispanics, Hmong, Marshallese and Impoverished Whites; focus group interviews with African Caribbean women in the United Kingdom; an intervention to train lay community members to be community health workers; exploratory, mixed methods design with five, rural ethnic populations regarding their use and knowledge of the Affordable Care Insurance; and student support programming to increase the numbers of minority students to pursue and achieve doctoral degrees.
She earned her PhD in Higher Administration from Western Michigan University; Master’s degrees in organizational communications and in Public Health. Dr. Greer-Williams completed a 3-year, post-doctoral fellowship with a concentration on Health Disparities at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The scope of the fellowship was to study the complex relationship of obesity and metabolic syndrome and its effect on breast cancer mortality in rural African-American women.
Dr. Greer-Williams is looking for an immediate opportunity and is willing to relocate. To contact Dr. Greer-Williams please email her at nancy.greerwilliams@gmail.com.
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