Tamira Moon

Tamira M. Moon, MPH, MCHES®, is a Public Health Strategist renowned for her dynamic leadership in managing, implementing, and evaluating innovative evidence-based public health projects focused on chronic disease prevention and healthy lifestyles at various levels.

With a dedicated passion for tackling health disparities, Tamira steers programs through education, prevention, early detection, policy, and research towards achieving optimal health for all individuals. She also actively mentors aspiring public health professionals to shape the future of public health leadership.

Tamira's specialized skills include over 15 years of expertise in project and budget management, supervising staff for achieving tangible results, adept grant and report writing to ensure compliance with federal, state, and community-based grants, collaboration with elected officials for health-related resolutions, and organizing successful community events like the Minority Fitness & Health Professional Expo at The Ohio State University.

Her educational background features a Bachelor of Science from The Ohio State University, a Master of Public Health with a focus on Health Promotion, and Public Health from The Ohio State University.

Professionally, Tamira has held key roles including Founder & Chief Executive Officer at To The Moon & Back Foundation, Program Director at Georgia Department of Public Health, Adjunct Faculty Member at University of Phoenix, and various advisory and coordinator positions at prestigious institutions like the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center, Ohio Commission on Minority Health, and Lorain County General Health District.

Tamira's commitment to public health and community enrichment is evident through her extensive experience, leadership, and dedication to improving health outcomes and empowering future public health leaders.