Brittany Garlenski

Brittany Garlenski, MPH, is an experienced professional with a strong background in public health and research.

She holds a Master of Public Health (MPH) with a focus on Epidemiology from Loyola University Chicago.

Her undergraduate studies include a Bachelor of Science in Biology with minors in Psychology & Brain Science, and Social Science & Medicine from Indiana University Bloomington.

Currently, Brittany serves as a Study Project Manager at AbbVie, demonstrating her expertise in managing and overseeing research projects.

Prior to her current role, she held positions at AbbVie as a Study Management Associate III and II, showcasing her growth and proficiency within the organization.

Her experience extends beyond AbbVie, having worked as a Research Program Coordinator in a clinical setting at Loyola University Medical Center.

Brittany has also contributed to the field as a Clinical Research Exchange Developer at the Metropolitan Chicago Healthcare Council, focusing on enhancing research collaboration.

Furthermore, she has served as an ALS Surveillance Specialist with the CDC through the Metropolitan Chicago Healthcare Council/McKing Consulting Corporation, highlighting her involvement in public health initiatives.

Her earlier roles include positions such as Data Analyst, Research Assistant at Loyola University Medical Center, and Research Assistant at Edward Hines VA Hospital, showcasing her diverse research experience.

With a comprehensive educational background and a wealth of professional experience, Brittany Garlenski, MPH, excels in research, public health, and project management.