Ashley Greiner

Ashley Greiner, MD, MPH, is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Emory University's Hubert Department of Global Health and a board-certified emergency medicine physician at the CDC's Emergency Response and Recovery Branch. She leads emergency response training for 400+ CDC staff and directs international rapid response team development. Her work spans outbreak investigation, risk assessment, and implementing public health interventions globally.

Education:

• Tufts University School of Medicine: MD/MPH
• Johns Hopkins University: Medicine Internship
• Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency: Residency
• Harvard Medical School: Instructor of Medicine & Global Health Fellowship

Research Focus: Public health emergency preparedness, humanitarian crises response, and strengthening global health systems through training and partnership development. She emphasizes field-based interventions and cross-agency collaboration with ministries of health, NGOs, and UN entities.

Grants/Advising: Leads CDC's emergency curriculum development and mentors trainees in global health and emergency medicine. No specific grants mentioned in text.

Labs/Teams: Manages CDC's international rapid response teams and collaborates with global health partners to build emergency response capacity in low-resource settings.