Erin Mundy

Erin Mundy is an Assistant Professor at the Medical College of Georgia and affiliated with the School of Public Health at Augusta University. She serves as the AHEC Director of Community-Based Training Programs, overseeing clinical education site development across Georgia for health professional students.

Education:

• CPH, Public Health, Georgia State University, 2024
• MPA, Public Administration, Piedmont College, 2000
• BS, Public Administration, Brenau University, 1995
• AS, General Studies, Georgia State University, 1994
• Certificate in Public Health, Georgia State University, 2024

Her research and professional interests center on public health, health policy, community and behavioral health sciences, and faculty development. She is actively involved in team training programs, including initiatives with the Parkinson's Foundation, and focuses on strengthening community-based clinical training infrastructure.

The available publication indicates engagement in clinical case reporting, particularly in ophthalmology, though her primary contributions appear to be in health professions education and policy rather than basic science research.

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Erin Mundy plays a key leadership role in medical education through her direction of AHEC's community-based training programs. She teaches courses such as FMPC 5020: Health Policy and Advocacy and contributes to interdisciplinary training. While no grants are explicitly listed, her position implies involvement in funded training and workforce development programs.

She is affiliated with the Department of Family Medicine and the Department of Community & Behavioral Health Sciences, working at the intersection of clinical practice, public health, and health systems administration.