Meet the Staff
At the Long Island Health Collaborative, each member brings essential skills and unique personalities to the table. Read about those skills and personalities below.
Janine Logan, MS, APR
Vice President, Communications and Population Health
Janine Logan is the vice president of communications and population health for the Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council, a post she has held since 2002. Prior to this appointment, she served the Hospital Council as editor of is publication – Hospital and Health News – the only regional health care trade publication of its kind in the area.
In her role as communications director, Logan coordinates marketing/communications initiatives for the Hospital Council, ensuring that the appropriate messages about hospitals and health care policy are delivered and understood by such targeted audiences as, the media, lawmakers, business and industry, government agencies, allied health associations, and the public.
She previously served as assistant director of public relations for South Oaks Hospital, a comprehensive behavioral health care facility, and its sister agency, Broadlawn Manor. Both are located on Long Island.
From 1982 to 1988, she served as the public relations coordinator for the National Catholic Development Conference, headquartered in Hempstead, New York, a membership association for religious fundraising organizations.
She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in communication arts from St. John's University and is nationally accredited by the Public Relations Society of America in the practice of public relations – a distinction for which she must maintain continuing accreditation every three years.
She resides in Babylon, New York with her husband and four children.
Brooke Oliveri
Manager, Communications, Health Outreach, and Research
Brooke Oliveri is the Manager of Communications, Health Outreach, and Research at the Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council, and she manages the Long Island Health Collaborative. In this role, Brooke contributes her expertise in all forms of communications to the organization’s associations and initiatives with an emphasis on digital marketing, digital communications, media cultivation, brand awareness, and content development.
Prior to her current role, Brooke served as the Assistant Director of Community Relations at Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital, where she received a real-time education in health communications amidst the global COVID-19 pandemic. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communications with a Minor in English Language from the University of Delaware.
Hannah Moore, MPH
Director, Community Health Strategies
Hannah Moore is a public health professional specializing in community health strategies. In her role, Hannah executes community-based research to better understand regional health disparities and identify the impact of service delivery on the health and wellness of community members. Hannah employs these findings to provide informed consulting services for local healthcare entities. Her role includes coordinating Community Health Needs Assessments for local hospitals and health departments and completing Health Equity Impact Assessments for Article 28 facilities across New York State. She also plays a key role in the work of the LIHC.
Prior to her current role, Hannah served as the leader of a local coalition dedicated to the prevention of substance misuse. Hannah’s work to empower and amplify the voices of this Long Island town continues to guide her work in community health strategies. Hannah holds a Bachelor of Science in Integrative Neuroscience from Binghamton University and a Masters in Public Health from University College Dublin in Ireland where she completed a dissertation studying the joint impact of visual acuity and mental health on cognition in older adults.