Beth Waldron, MA
Beth Waldron Consulting LLC
Beth Joyner Waldron is a North Carolina based writer and photographer.
Published written worksinclude: USA Today, The Los Angeles Times, The Chicago Tribune, The Christian Science Monitor, Circulation, HemOnc Today, KevinMD, CardioExchange and numerous regional publications.
Through her photography, Beth hopes to inspire others to appreciate the diversity and beauty of North Carolina wildlife. Her favorite photographic subjects are raptors (birds of prey). Published and exhibited photographs include:
“Into the Wild” Chapel Hill Magazine, January/February 2018 pps 30-34
“Haw River Heron” in The ArtsCenter’s Annual Community Art Exhibit in the Nicholson Gallery, December 1-22, 2017
Speaking: Beth has engaged and motivated diverse audiences through talks for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS), Bristol Myers Squibb, Pfizer, Premier Health Care Alliance, and PBS.
Career: Prior to pursuing her passions of photography and writing, Waldron was a health care policy administrator, co-founding a medical education program at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, Clot Connect, which reached over 4 million persons in 135 countries within its first four years. Waldron is a member of the Clinical Practice Guideline Panel on Thrombophilia with the American Association of Hematology ASH (2015-2018), advising in the development of evidence based clinical practice guidelines on VTE. She has previously been a member of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Division of Blood Disorders (CDC DBD) Expert Panel on Prevention Research, an advisor on Patient and Family Engagement to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) Partnership for Patients initiative targeting hospital-acquired conditions, and a member of National Quality Forum (NQF) Affinity Groups on venous thromboembolism and adverse drug events.
