Timothy Stephens has a distinguished career in public health preparedness. He was a founder of the Emergency Services Coalition for Medical Preparedness. Tim has provided strategic planning and advice to the National Governors Association, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the American Ambulance Association, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency among other organizations. He has held numerous executive positions in healthcare organizations at the national level, including the MESH Coalition, the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO), and the National Association of Public Health Information Systems.
He is a frequent commentator on public health emergencies. His latest book, launched on October 12, 2021 is “One Day at a Time: Newspapers and the Great Influenza of 1918.” He also is the co-author of the 2020 book on health conditions and African American “Section 27 and Freedmen’s Village: The African American History at Arlington National Cemetery.” To learn more about and/or purchase “One Day at a Time: Newspapers and the Great Influenza of 1918”, please click here.