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Becky Ofrane
Assistant Professor, Public Health, College for Community Health
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- University Hall 4157
- Email:
- ofraner@montclair.edu
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Dr. Becky Ofrane is an Assistant Professor of Public Health in the College for Community Health. Her teaching and research focuses on systemic drivers of reproductive and maternal health disparities, experiences and outcomes; workforce development for doulas and community-based perinatal providers; and public health pedagogy. Dr. Ofrane was the 2024 recipient of the Effective Practice Award from the American Public Health Association Maternal and Child Health Section, which honors individuals whose work has made a significant contribution to effective public health practice within maternal and child health.
Dr. Ofrane has worked in public health practice for nearly 20 years, and was previously the Executive Director of Maternal and Child Health Services at the NJ Department of Health, Co-Director of the City Health Dashboard program at NYU Langone School of Medicine Department of Population Health, and the Children's Environmental Health Coordinator for U.S. EPA Region II, among other roles.
Having worked in healthcare, federal government, non-profits, and academic medicine, she is passionate about the intersection of research, health service delivery and policymaking. Becky is also a full-spectrum doula, and brings that personal lens to her efforts to improve women's reproductive health.
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Office Hours
Fall
- Monday
- 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
- Wednesday
- 9:30 am - 11:00 am
Spring
- Monday
- 9:30 am - 11:00 am
- in-office
- Wednesday
- 9:30 am - 11:00 am
- Zoom
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- Professional Website - beckyofrane.com
- Recent publication: Financial Barriers to Expanded Birth Center Access in New Jersey: A Qualitative Thematic Analysis
- Recent publication: Health and Equity Data to Teach the Next Generation of Public Health Leaders
- Rutgers SPH Alumni Spotlight
- NJ Spotlight News coverage of Montclair PHAST-Track Institute