Sinead Keogh (she/her), MPH, is a Data and Evaluation Manager at Public Health Institute of Western Massachusetts. Sinead is a public health researcher from Western Massachusetts with 10+ years of experience designing, conducting, and evaluating research and implementing community-based projects to address health inequities. At PHIWM she supports the research and evaluation needs of the Youth Mental Health Coalition and the EPA-funded Green and Resilient Springfield initiative. Sinead is also a core member of the team conducting CHNAs (Community Health Needs Assessments) across Western Massachusetts.

Prior to joining PHIWM, Sinead worked at ERG – conducting research and community engagement around environmental health and environmental justice for government clients – and at the School of Public Health at Boston University – managing a research study of chronic kidney disease among workers in Nicaragua and El Salvador. She began her public health career evaluating drinking water treatment systems in rural Chiapas, Mexico.

Sinead holds B.A.s in Biology and Environmental Studies from Wesleyan University and a Master of Public Health in environmental health from Boston University. Outside of work she enjoys spending time with family and friends, hiking, and cross-country skiing.

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