David Lewis

Recent Public Health graduate from UMass Amherst with experience in community health outreach, epidemiologic research, environmental health education, and public health data analysis. Skilled in R, Stata, health communication, and translating complex health information into actionable community resources. Passionate about advancing health equity, disease prevention, and evidence-based public health initiatives.

Public Health Intern at Burlington Board of Health (2026-01 – 2026-04)

• Coordinated community outreach and health promotion activities for the 2026 Burlington Health Fair, contributing to record community engagement and increased awareness of local health resources.
• Developed evidence-based environmental health education materials on radon exposure and associated health risks and presented findings to municipal health officials and the Burlington Board of Health.
• Collaborated within a multidisciplinary public health team including nursing and environmental health professionals to support community health initiatives.
• Delivered culturally appropriate health education and risk communication to diverse community stakeholders.

Public Health Data Intern at BroadStreet Institute (2024-06 – 2024-08)

• Analyzed public health datasets to identify disparities in preventable mortality and social determinants of health, informing development of population health analytics tools.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary and international teams to evaluate population health challenges and develop data-driven community health solutions.
• Utilized CDC WONDER and public health surveillance datasets to analyze and visualize epidemiological trends and health outcomes.
• Evaluated epidemiological findings and discussed implications for public health policy and intervention strategies.

Senior Living Community Server at Brookhaven at Lexington (2021-05 – 2023-12)

• Supported daily operations within a senior living community, developing strong interpersonal communication and service skills while working with older adult populations.
• Mentored and trained new staff members on operational procedures, teamwork, and resident-centered service practices.

Bachelor of Science in Public Health, Minor in Psychology – University of Massachusetts Amherst (2026-05)