Katie Nerlino
About Katie Nerlino
Katie Nerlino is a Program Coordinator for Clinical Diabetes Intervention at NYC Health + Hospitals, currently working at NYU Langone Health.
Program Coordinator, Clinical Diabetes Intervention
Katie Nerlino is the Program Coordinator for Clinical Diabetes Intervention at NYC Health + Hospitals, where she has been spearheading initiatives and coordinating programs since 2021. Her role focuses on the development and implementation of clinical strategies to improve diabetes care. Based in the New York City Metropolitan Area, Katie is involved in various aspects of program management, including patient outreach and team coordination. She works to enhance patient outcomes through targeted interventions and detailed program oversight.
Professional Experience at NYU Langone Health
Katie Nerlino is associated with NYU Langone Health, where she holds the position of Program Coordinator for Clinical Diabetes Intervention at NYC Health + Hospitals. Her responsibilities include coordinating clinical programs aimed at managing and improving diabetes care within the community. Since 2021, she has been applying her expertise in healthcare program management in this role, contributing to the improvement of health services for diabetic patients in the New York City Metropolitan Area.
Education and Certification at Columbia University
Katie Nerlino completed a Certificate in Premedical Sciences from Columbia University in the City of New York. She attended Columbia from 2016 to 2018, where she gained foundational knowledge crucial for her role in healthcare program coordination. Her education at Columbia equipped her with the necessary skills and expertise to effectively manage clinical interventions and initiatives in the field of diabetes care.
Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Villanova University
Katie Nerlino earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with Honors from Villanova University. She studied at Villanova from 2012 to 2016, where she developed a strong academic foundation and analytical skills. Her background in psychology has provided her with valuable insights into patient behavior and mental health, which are essential for her current role in coordinating clinical diabetes programs.