Jeannie Blaustein, PhD, D. Ministry is a renowned end-of-life educator, clinician, and philanthropist. Her doctoral studies in clinical psychology have equipped her with the expertise to counsel people in times of grief and loss. Additionally, her Master's degree in early modern European history reflects her interest in the social and cultural factors that shape our understanding of death.

Dr. Blaustein has held leadership positions in several organizations, including B'nai Jeshurun, Auburn Seminary, and the Morton K. and Jane Blaustein Foundation. As the founding Board Chair of Reimagine End of Life, she works tirelessly to create innovative programs that encourage diverse communities to have brave conversations about death.

Dr. Blaustein's contributions to the field of end-of-life care have been widely recognized. She is an adjunct professor of psychology at Pace University and has served as a pastoral counselor and hospital chaplain intern at Mt. Sinai Hospital.