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Hallie Pritchett

Clinical Instructor, Health Systems and Population Health
Affiliate Instructor, Nursing and Health Studies, Bothell

Founder & Senior Consultant, DLTA Integrated
Director of Regional Belonging Initiatives, North Sound Accountable Community of Health

hericson@uw.edu

Research Interests

Public Health, Race, Equity & Identity, Workforce Development

Bio

Hallie Pritchett has over 10 years of global and local health experience, Hallie is a skilled leader in health systems work, drawing from a wealth of diverse experiences. She holds a Masters of Public Health (MPH) in Global Public Health Leadership from UNC-Chapel Hill and a Bachelor of Science in Individualized Studies: Global Health from the University of Washington.

Hallie’s work bridges community engagement and organizational leadership development. Her experience in the community spans coalition and public working groups to non-profit and association leadership, both locally and nationally. Her professional journey spans community engagement, academia, research, and outreach.

Hallie is the Director of Regional Belonging Initiatives with the North Sound Accountable Community of Health, where she leads equity strategy across a multi-county health systems collaborative. She is the Founder and Senior Consultant of DLTA Integrated, a consulting firm dedicated to helping leaders guide with clarity and empathy, fostering trust and connection within teams, and cultivating organizational cultures where individuals experience genuine belonging and purpose. Hallie also serves as a Clinical Instructor at the University of Washington School of Public Health, teaching in the Health Systems and Population Health Department as part of the Community-Oriented Public Health Program. Additionally, she is a faculty member with the Northwest Center for Public Health Practice, where she has facilitated training including the “Public Health is Essential” program and anti-racism workshops. She is also a co-facilitator for the Global Leadership Forum, an internationally focused leadership development program.

Education

Certificate Health Economics, University of Washington, 2020
MPH Public Health Leadership, University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill), 2015
BS Global Health, University of Washington, 2010

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