John Halter
Inquirer · DISC type dcJohn Halter is a seasoned public health advisor with extensive experience in policy, budget, and legislation within the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services. As a Director at the CDCs National Center for Health Statistics, he leverages his legal background from Northeastern University to navigate complex health policy.
Outside of his federal career, John maintains connections to his Massachusetts roots, showing interest in the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the states Department of Public Health. His interests also extend to national organizations like the American Medical Association and scientific agencies such as NASA.
He recently shared his personal experience navigating a potential Reduction in Force at the CDC, highlighting challenges faced by policy and communications staff.
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