Championing Health Equity in Prostate Cancer

Lisa Hall joins ZERO as our Director of Health Equity, Community Organizing & Engagement, bringing over two decades of healthcare leadership experience focused on addressing health disparities in chronic diseases. Her expertise in risk management, business development, and implementing evidence-based interventions positions her perfectly to lead ZERO's initiatives in reducing racial disparities in prostate cancer care.

In her most recent role as Senior Director of Business Development with Native American Connections, Lisa worked to improve the lives of Native American individuals and families through culturally appropriate behavioral health and community development services. Her extensive career spans work with regional and national health insurance organizations, clinical providers, and the pharmaceutical industry, consistently focusing on addressing health disparities within at-risk populations.

At ZERO, Lisa will focus on building a national network of partnerships to expand prostate cancer education and awareness, promoting the importance of prevention and early detection, with particular emphasis on addressing the two-fold incidence and mortality rate experienced by Black men compared to white men. Her work centers on tackling the social drivers of health that impact outcomes and creating more equitable access to prostate cancer care and treatment.

A Certified Lean Six Sigma Greenbelt Healthcare Professional, Lisa holds a B.S. in Communication from S.U.N.Y Brockport and a Master's in Healthcare Administration and Management from Colorado State University Global. Originally from Williamsville, NY, Lisa now calls Arizona home, where she enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, and hosting get-togethers while taking advantage of the state's beautiful outdoor activities and stunning sunsets.