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Flint Registry Team

Under the leadership of Flint Registry Director Dr. Nicole Jones, the Flint Registry is based at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine’s Division of Public Health in downtown Flint.

T he Flint Registry employs and supports a passionate team of over 50 individuals, including trained interviewers, data entry personnel, data managers, social scientists, epidemiologists, physicians, public health law experts, community engagement and outreach staff, and more.

A Little Bit About Flint Registry Director Dr. Nicole Jones

NICOLE is an epidemiologist with over 20 years of experience on research teams and maternal and child health projects. Dr. Jones leads the dynamic Flint Registry staff in collaboration with broad community-based partners. As the Director of the Flint Registry, she strives to elevate the voices of the Flint community in the way that the Flint Registry is designed, implemented, and shared with others. A lifelong resident of Genesee County, Dr. Jones was drawn to the Flint Registry to be part of positive support in the recovery from the Flint water crisis. “I am inspired by the resiliency and spirit of the Flint community.”

Dr. Nicole Jones – Director, Flint Registry
Imari – Referral Process Manager, Flint Registry

Meet a Few of the Incredible Flint Registry Team Members

IMARI is currently the Referral Process Manager for the Flint Registry. She began working with the Flint Registry in September 2018 as a data entry interviewer, moving up to her current position in just a couple of years. She wanted to be involved with the Flint Registry because it aligned with her passion for helping people, most importantly, the residents of the City of Flint.
“I wanted to work for the Flint Registry because I felt it was one step closer to me helping to make a difference not only in this world, but in the community. Being born and raised in Flint, this community is important to me and this public health initiative is something I feel will help the overall health outcomes of the City of Flint and its residents.”