Our Team
Founded in 2007, Mobile Health Map amplifies the impact of mobile healthcare by helping mobile clinics evaluate and communicate their programs. With contributions from experts in policy, informatics, research, and public health, we collaborate with federal, state, and organizational partners to drive innovation and research. Our work is advancing the transformative power of mobile health, showcasing its critical role in improving healthcare access and creating meaningful change.
Mollie Williams, DrPH, MPH
Mollie is Executive Director of Mobile Health Map and The Family Van, our mobile clinic in Boston, as well as a Lecturer of Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School. She draws on her extensive experience in public health leadership, community engagement, organizational development, and fundraising to strengthen the mobile healthcare sector across the United States. A prolific writer, Mollie recently co-authored the fifth edition of Health Program Planning and Evaluation. She holds an MPH from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor and a DrPH in Health Policy and Management from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. You can read her thought-provoking reflections on public health by following her on LinkedIn.
Nancy Oriol, MD
Nancy E. Oriol, MD is the Faculty Associate Dean for Community Engagement in Medical Education at Harvard Medical School. As co-founder of The Family Van and Mobile Health Map, she specializes in investigating the role of the mobile health care sector in the United States. Her work has demonstrated the mobile health care sector’s return on investment in terms of quality life-years saved and emergency department visits avoided. Dr. Oriol is currently building the Family Van’s community-based research program to extend this work and demonstrate the impact of mobile health clinics on chronic disease prevention and management. She is also focused on addressing disparities in health and healthcare access in the United States, as well as training medical professionals in cultural competency and fostering biomedical literacy among underrepresented minorities and socioeconomically disadvantaged youth.
Mary Kathryn Fallon, CPA
Mary Kathryn is the Associate Director of Finance & Operations at The Family Van and Mobile Health Map, where she has worked since 2013. She is passionate about health access and health equity. Mary Kathryn has collaborated with mobile clinics across the country, supporting their COVID response and administering mini-grants to help them maintain services during the pandemic. She also served as the Financial Manager of HMS MEDscience for six years. Prior to that, she was employed by KPMG, LLC as a senior auditor, focusing on both for-profit and non-profit organizations in Healthcare and Life Sciences.
Kait Guild
Kait is a passionate public health professional committed to advancing health equity and dismantling systemic barriers to care. As the Manager of Evaluation and Strategic Relationships for Mobile Health Map, she collaborates closely with mobile health programs nationwide to lead and support evaluation efforts. Kait’s research and evaluation work are deeply rooted in community engagement, drawing on her diverse experiences as an advocate for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, a direct service worker and educator for neurodivergent adults, and her role in a medical-legal-community partnership at FQHCs throughout Philadelphia. Kait’s academic background in anthropology and gender and sexuality studies from Haverford College further enriches her approach to public health. Kait is currently pursuing her Masters of Public Health at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
Patrick J. Dineen, MD, MBA
Dr. Patrick Dineen is a strategist for Mobile Health Map and a recognized leader with a strong desire to grow mobile healthcare. He has been at the forefront of integrating mobile platforms into healthcare systems to enhance accessibility, reduce costs, and improve patient outcomes. Dr. Dineen has led many initiatives proving the power of mobile solutions to streamline operations and engage patients more effectively. His research and publications in the field reflect a deep commitment to advancing sustainable, high-impact healthcare strategies, making Dr. Dineen a respected voice in the evolving landscape of mobile health. He helped launch the Mobile Mammography program at Stony Brook Cancer Center in New York which has delivered over 10,000 screenings while saving countless lives. One of Dr. Dineen’s achievements was the transition of the program from grant-funding to long term sustainability, which it enjoys today.
Josephina Lin, MSc
Josephina Lin is a public health professional with experience in community health research and evaluation, program planning, and communications. At Mobile Health Map, she works on furthering the mobile sector through writing and evaluation and has worked on a business case for mobile health and a toolkit for mobile clinics. She received her Master of Science at Harvard Medical School and is studying public health at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health.
Michelle Jimenez, MBA
As the Communications Specialist at Mobile Health Map, Michelle Jimenez is dedicated to telling compelling stories that highlight how mobile clinics are transforming healthcare in communities. She emphasizes how these clinics improve health outcomes, empower communities, and save money for the healthcare system. With a background in public health marketing, Michelle focuses on creating narratives that showcase the vital role mobile clinics play in expanding access to care and addressing health disparities. Her work ensures that the impact of mobile clinics is communicated clearly and effectively, helping to grow the mobile healthcare sector.
Michael Lawler
Michael Lawler is the Program and Operations Coordinator for Mobile Health Map and The Family Van. In this role, he provides technical assistance to mobile clinics across the country and manages Mobile Health Map’s relationship with website developers to ensure the platform meets the evolving needs of mobile health programs. Michael is deeply committed to strengthening public health systems and supporting community-driven initiatives. Prior to joining Mobile Health Map, he supported COVID-19 testing initiatives at CIC Health, managed community programs and pandemic response for the City of Newburyport’s Department of Public Health and Sustainability Office, and served as Manager of Operations and Administration at Project 351, a youth leadership and service nonprofit. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Public Health from the University of New England.
Acknowledgements
Mobile Health Map would be impossible without significant contributions from policy, informatics, research, and public health practice experts. Our gratitude and thanks go out to John Brownstein, MD, Chief Innovation Officer at Children’s Hospital Boston, Isaac Kohane, MD, Ph.D. of Harvard Medical Schools Bio-information Department, and Paul Cote, Jr. for his expertise in health finance and policy.