Elisabeth Wilhelm
Information, Behavior and Health Insights Expert
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About
Elisabeth is an award-winning global health expert in social behavior change and public health communication. She has worked with organizations like the US CDC, UNICEF, and USAID, with a focus on immunization, maternal and child health, and infectious diseases. Elisabeth has led teams on emergency and outbreak responses worldwide and has conducted research in multiple countries. She has co-authored over 40 publications and trained thousands of public health professionals globally.
A sought-after speaker, trainer, and strategist, Elisabeth is known for her expertise in health diplomacy and creative problem-solving. She helps bring diverse teams together to tackle complex public health challenges. Elisabeth currently advises on behavior change, health equity, and emergency response at USAID. She is also pursuing a PhD in midwifery at the University of West Attica, researching how midwives can use social media to improve client education and outreach.
Experience
Elisabeth is an award-winning global health expert in social behavior change and public health communication. She has worked with organizations like the US CDC, UNICEF, and USAID, with a focus on immunization, maternal and child health, and infectious diseases. Elisabeth has led teams on emergency and outbreak responses worldwide and has conducted research in multiple countries. She has co-authored over 40 publications and trained thousands of public health professionals globally.
A sought-after speaker, trainer, and strategist, Elisabeth is known for her expertise in health diplomacy and creative problem-solving. She helps bring diverse teams together to tackle complex public health challenges. Elisabeth currently advises on behavior change, health equity, and emergency response at USAID.
Education
Elisabeth has a BFA in Writing (Pratt Institute) and an MA in Communications, focused on Health Communication (Johns Hopkins University). She is also pursuing a PhD in midwifery at the University of West Attica, researching how midwives can use social media to improve client education and outreach.
