Savannah Gray joined CMQCC as a Program Manager in January 2024. In this role, she supports various quality improvement projects and uses to data to improve day-to-day activities and achieve program goals. Before joining CMQCC, she worked as a Global Health Division Fellow at Chemonics International where she helped inform the clinical implementation of human resources for health optimization tools for family planning in low-resource settings. She has experience in maternal health nursing, gender-based violence qualitative research, community action planning, and health communications. She is passionate about providing equitable and quality maternal health care for all and using evidence to support innovative and impactful solutions.
Savannah was born in Atlanta, GA and earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Emory University and Master of Public Health from George Washington University. She started her career as a high-risk labor and delivery nurse in Washington, D.C., serving high-risk patient populations and implementing quality improvement projects.
Outside of work, Savannah enjoys hiking along the ocean with her husband, Walter, rock climbing, and exploring the West Coast’s best foodie spots.