Cailey Gibson

Cailey Gibson is a highly educated individual with experience in different organizations in the public health, research, and evaluation sectors. She has a Master of Public Health degree from the University of California, Berkeley, where she also studied Political Science/International Relations and Environmental Studies. Her expertise in France: Cultural Integration and the New Europe was acquired at the School for International Training.

Over the years, Cailey has worked as an Associate at The Sarah Samuels Center for Public Health Research & Evaluation, a Program Consultant at One Heart Worldwide and the Maniilaq Association, and an Evaluation Consultant at Garden Project of Southwest Colorado. She also had a Community Health Assessment and Impact Unit, MPH Graduate Student Internship at San Francisco Department of Public Health. Moreover, she has been a Research and Administrative Associate at Living Goods, a Program Associate and Development Coordinator at Muso, and an Analyst at Clinton Climate Initiative at William J. Clinton Foundation.

Her background in public health, research, and evaluation enables her to make valuable contributions to organizations in the health sector. She also possesses excellent project management, research, and analytical skills.