Florence Greer

Professor leading studies in Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, Florence Greer, holds the esteemed position of Associate Teaching Professor at Florida International University. With a robust background in public health, she brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to her role. Her career has been marked by significant contributions to the field, including her work as an Investigator/Consumer Safety Officer for the FDA, where she honed her skills in regulatory compliance and consumer safety. Ms. Greer's dedication to public health is further exemplified by her tenure as the Teen Pregnancy Coordinator for the Florida Department of Health. In this role, she developed and implemented programs aimed at reducing teen pregnancy rates, demonstrating her commitment to improving health outcomes for young people. Additionally, her work as the Minority AIDS Coordinator for the HIV/AIDS Program highlights her focus on addressing health disparities and promoting equitable healthcare access. Currently, Ms. Greer serves as the Public Health Practicum Coordinator at Florida International University, where she oversees the applied practice experiences for Master of Public Health (MPH) students. Her passion for cultural humility, professional development, and community partnerships is evident in her approach to education and mentorship. She is dedicated to preparing the next generation of public health professionals to tackle complex health challenges with empathy and expertise. Through her leadership and advocacy, Florence Greer continues to make a significant impact in the field of public health. Her commitment to fostering a collaborative and inclusive environment for learning and practice underscores her role as a pivotal figure in advancing public health education and practice.