Amanda Rodgers, MPH

Amanda Rodgers combines public health expertise with a collaborative approach as a Research Consultant at Rathbone Falvey Research. With over a decade in the field, she specializes in evaluation methodologies and public health.

Holding an MPH in Family and Child Health from the University of Arizona and a B.A. in English from Boise State University, Amanda's academic background strengthens her practical experience. As the former Health Program Manager for Idaho's Physical Activity and Nutrition Program, she managed a $1M budget and approximately 20 state contracts, including SNAP-Ed initiatives that improved health outcomes across Idaho's diverse counties.

Amanda excels in mixed-methods evaluation, needs assessments, and performance improvement frameworks aligned with CDC and SAMHSA requirements. She translates complex program requirements into actionable evaluation plans that ensure both compliance and meaningful outcomes. Her grant writing success and collaboration on equity-focused planning tools demonstrate her technical proficiency.

Her expertise spans maternal and child health, food access initiatives, and cross-sector partnerships. She has co-facilitated statewide coalitions like the Healthy Eating Active Living (HEAL) Network and guided teams through complex transitions with clarity.

At Rathbone Falvey Research, Amanda applies her deep understanding of rural and remote communities to design research initiatives that honor lived experiences while meeting technical requirements. Her work is consistently grounded in values of inclusion, collaboration, and integrity—bringing both analytical rigor and compassionate engagement to every project.