Staff

	Doug Fountain, MPA, Executive Director doug.fountain (at) ccih.org Doug Fountain Doug Fountain is a seasoned leader with over 35 years of experience in faith-based and secular health services, including planning, research, and evaluation in both international development and U.S. domestic health sectors. Passionate about data-driven, evidence-based practice, he has played a pivotal role in strengthening global health initiatives. Previously, Doug held executive leadership positions at Medical Teams International and Uganda Christian University, where he lived for over eight years. His project experience extends across Africa, South Asia, and Latin America. He has also been instrumental in founding key initiatives, including the Christian Health Asset Mapping Consortium, the Christian Journal for Global Health, and the Faculty of Health Sciences at Uganda Christian University. Doug actively contributes to global faith-based health efforts, serving on the Steering Committee of the Anglican Health and Communities Network, the Supervisory Council of the Faith to Action Network, and as a member of the Vestry at his home church in Maryland. He holds an MPA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a B.S. in Political Science and Economics from the University of Oregon.
	Rhina Zavala, Finance and Administration Director rhina.zavala (at) ccih.org Rhina Zavala has responsibilities in accounting, financial reporting, and human resources. Most recently, Rhina served as the Office Manager for International Christian Concern. She has worked in administrative and financial positions in the medical and nonprofit sectors. She has a Bachelors in Business Administration from Liberty University and is pursuing a Masters in Human Resources. Before moving into finance, Rhina worked as a registered nurse in a pain clinic and maintains a strong interest in health and health care.
	Kathy Erb, MBA, Communications Director kathy.erb (at) ccih.org Kathy Erb manages the organization’s digital and print communications, including its website, social media presence, member outreach, and media relations. Kathy began working with CCIH in 2012 on a series of educational pieces on maternal and child health. Before joining the staff at CCIH, she worked with IMA World Health on the development of sermon guides to help spiritual leaders in low-income countries communicate healthy practices to their communities. Her experience also includes communications and marketing roles on a Federal Aviation Administration contract and at a nonprofit for organizations achieving excellence in occupational safety and health. Kathy has an MBA from the University of Maryland and a BA from the University of Virginia.
	Mollie Bond, EdD, Network Engagement Manager mollie.bond (at) ccih.org Mollie Bond focuses on fundraising, events, and engaging with members. Mollie worked for a decade at radio and TV broadcast news stations before a career change to the nonprofit and higher education sector in 2011. Since then, Mollie has served on various boards of faith-based organizations, including Providence Heights, an organization that helps women find their God-given purpose, and Hope for Haiti, an organization that connects Americans with several Haitian churches and schools led by Haitians. It was her experience in Haiti that led to her wanting to support health organizations who are in their communities doing good everyday. Outside of her role at CCIH, she teaches at Wheaton College (IL), travels overseas frequently, and has authored a book with another book in the works. Mollie has an EdD (doctorate of education) in nonprofit/social entrepreneurial leadership from Governors State University, an MBA from Kansas Wesleyan University, and BA from the University of Montana.
	Angelica Ocasio, Digital Engagement and Content Specialist angelica.ocasio (at) ccih.org Angelica Ocasio develops content for CCIH’s online presence and tracks analytics and engagement. Previously, she dedicated her efforts to improving student health at Rutgers University–Newark within the Health Promotion Division and Office for Violence Prevention and Victim Assistance. Since 2019, Angelica has been a passionate advocate for survivors of interpersonal violence and university violence prevention. She holds a Bachelor of Social Work from Rutgers University–Newark and is pursuing a Master of Public Health in Social Marketing at the University of South Florida. Angelica aims to contribute to public health policies and global initiatives to improve women’s health worldwide.
	Mona Bormet, MPH, CHES, Program Director mona.bormet (at) ccih.org Mona Bormet directs a global portfolio of initiatives that improve timely access to quality health services in communities and facilities, by working with faith-based partners and CCIH members around the world. Mona began working with CCIH as an individual member and volunteer, and since 2010 has been on staff, first focused on US advocacy efforts. Previously, Mona served as Advocacy Program Specialist for the Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum. Mona has an MPH from the University of Minnesota School of Public Health and a BS from Illinois State University. She received the American Public Health Association International Health Section Mid-Career Award in 2023.
	Carolyn O’Brien, MSPH, Program Manager carolyn.obrien (at) ccih.org Carolyn O'Brien monitors project activities of subgrantees and ensuring overall implementation of all grant activities. Carolyn leads CCIH’s efforts on the Christian Health Asset Mapping Consortium, and coordinates and supports CCIH’s 30×30 Health Systems Initiative. Previously, Carolyn served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Albania, working in health education and female empowerment. Carolyn has global health research experience in the fields of household air pollution (HAP) and road safety. Carolyn has an MSPH from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and a BA from Calvin University.

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