Ndifreke Ikpe collaborates with specialty societies on shared learning programs and best practices that support health equity, clinical guidelines and algorithms, research, informatics, and publishing. Ndi’s work helps CMSS and member societies to build capacity around race-conscious clinical guidelines, and algorithms to better inform equitable clinical practice and clinical decision-making.
Previously, Ndi served as a senior associate at the Aspen Institute, where she supported the development and strategy for the institute’s Health Innovators Fellowship. She also served as a Maternal Mental Health Clinical Care Coordinator at the Joseph J. Peters Institute on developing strategies to improve mental health outcomes. Ndi holds a Master of Healthcare Administration from the University of Maryland.