Judy Monroe

President and CEO

CDC Foundation

Feb 2016 - Current (10 years 5 months)

Deputy Director for State, Tribal, Local and Territorial Support

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Mar 2010 - Jan 2016 (5 years 11 months)

As the agency’s deputy director for the support of the US health departments, Tribal Nations and Insular Areas, advise and represent CDC’s director to fulfill CDC’s objectives. As director of OSTLTS, led the development of this cross-cutting office, designed to improve the public health system’s capacity and performance during an era of health reform. Lead over 500 staff and fellows, a budget of $200 million, and additional grant distribution of nearly $100 million.

Past President

Association of State and Territorial Health Officials

Jan 2008 - Dec 2009 (2 years)

Served as president of the National Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO). Led state official collaboration with CDC and other partners, including response during H1N1. Founded the ASTHO President’s Challenge in 2008. This leadership platform resulted in initiatives with significant health improvements and continues to be the focus of ASTHO annual meetings.

State Health Commissioner

state of indiana

Mar 2005 - Mar 2010 (5 years 1 month)

Appointed by Governor Mitch Daniels into a historic dual role as state health commissioner and Indiana Medicaid medical director. Bridged medicine and public health; provided proactive statewide leadership, working with top executives from business, nonprofits, and education, local leaders and citizens. Oversaw a staff of more than 900 and managed a budget of more than $330 million.

Director, Family Medicine Residency; Director, Primary Care Center

StVincent Health

Feb 1992 - Feb 2010 (18 years 1 month)

Served in a dual administrative role at the Ascension Health flagship hospital in Indianapolis while also practicing the full scope of family medicine. Led a turn-around strategy, resulting in increased enrollment in the family medicine residency program, creation of a combined family medicine and internal medicine residency program and geriatrics fellowship; achieved a flawless Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education family medicine program accreditation survey. Led development of a primary care center through a partnership with the St. Vincent Hospital Foundation and subsequent construction of the Joshua Max Simon Primary Care Center.

Clinical Director, Department of Family Medicine

Indiana University

Jul 1990 - Feb 1992 (1 year 8 months)

Bridged family medicine with other departments to provide care to the underserved and rural populations. Taught undergraduate medical students and family medicine residents.

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