Dominique Riley obtained her Master of Public Health degree from the University of Bridgeport. With a strong foundation in Exercise Science and a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 2016, Dominique exhibits a strong dedication to improving community health and promoting healthy lifestyles. Throughout her educational career, Dominique actively focuses on advocating for preventive healthcare and educating others on the importance of maintaining good health. Her professional background spans various healthcare settings, including both inpatient and outpatient environments, which allows her to gain a thorough understanding of the field.

A compelling aspect of Dominique’s recent focus lies in the art of public health storytelling, recognizing the power of narrative in conveying health-related messages. This strategic shift, coupled with her hands-on experiences, equips her with the skills necessary to plan and execute culturally sensitive health services tailored to the unique requirements of local communities. While interning at DHJ Services, she authored a reflective piece that brought attention to the harmful impact of hate speech and discriminatory practices towards Black children in the healthcare field and further delved into the failure of medical staff intervention. The piece was written to promote health equity and educate healthcare professionals on the importance of empathizing with their patients.

Dominique’s journey has not only deepened her expertise in public health but has also honed her customer service and communication skills. These attributes are pivotal in her ability to contribute meaningfully to healthcare, where she aims to leverage her background and passion for community health to drive impactful initiatives that positively influence health outcomes. As a Health Communications Coordinator , Dominique brings a wealth of knowledge and a commitment to excellence, positioning her as a valuable asset to the DHJ Services team.