Sara Clements is a public health strategist and behavioral scientist with more than 18 years of experience guiding complex health initiatives in the United States and internationally. Her career has spanned the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Indian Health Service, global programs, and community-based settings, with a focus on strengthening systems and helping organizations navigate complex, evolving challenges.
Sara works at the intersection of strategy, evidence, and human experience, translating data and community insight into practical guidance that supports stronger decisions and meaningful impact. She brings expertise in learning and evaluation, systems thinking, and human-centered design, helping organizations understand what is working across diverse communities, adapting their approaches in response to evidence and experience, and translating lessons learned into tools and resources that can benefit the broader field.
She also serves as a strategic thought partner to leaders and community partners working to strengthen programs, build learning systems, and translate insights into meaningful action. Outside of work, Sara is happiest on horseback, camping with her family, setting off on a new adventure, or playing a spirited game of pickleball.
