Amy Richardson, MPH

Amy Richardson, MPH, is Chief Community Health and Programs Officer at Siloam Health, a nonprofit health care organization in Nashville, Tennessee. With expertise spanning public health, population health, community engagement, and program development, she has spent more than twenty years working alongside refugee, immigrant, and other internationally diverse communities in the United States and abroad.

Amy's work focuses on strengthening connections between healthcare systems and communities through community health workers, patient navigation, health education, and strategic partnerships. She is particularly interested in community-engaged research, implementation strategies, and the use of data to inform programs that improve health outcomes and access to care. She launched Siloam Health's Community Health Worker program in 2015 and continues to support initiatives that translate research into meaningful community impact.