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Our Leadership
Chair: Jonathan Stillo, PHD
Chair Elect: Amee Patrawalla, MD, MPH
Chair Elect: Amee Patrawalla, MD, MPH
Dr. Jonathan Stillo is an Assistant Professor at Wayne State University, specializing in medical anthropology and public health. He has been a member of the STOP TB USA Coordinating Board since 2020, a leader in the TB Europe Coalition since 2012, and part of the Global TB Community Advisory Board since 2013. Previously, he coordinated the WHO EURO/Wolfheze Patient-Centered TB Care Working Group.
His research on TB in Romania began in 2006, including extensive fieldwork in sanatoriums and interviews with patients and providers. Supported by grants from the NSF and U.S. Department of State, he has consulted for WHO, ECDC, and the U.S. Embassy in Bucharest. His work focuses on addressing social, economic, and structural barriers to TB care through person-centered, human rights-based approaches. More info.
Chair Elect: Amee Patrawalla, MD, MPH
Chair Elect: Amee Patrawalla, MD, MPH
Chair Elect: Amee Patrawalla, MD, MPH
Dr. Amee Patrawalla, MD, MPH, is an Associate Professor of Medicine in Pulmonary and Critical Care at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and Medical Director of the Rutgers Global Tuberculosis Institute. With extensive experience in outpatient TB care and critical care settings, she has witnessed the toll of TB firsthand.
Committed to improving patient-centered care, Dr. Patrawalla contributes to provider training, patient education, and curriculum development. She engages patients beyond treatment, guiding them to support services and advocacy. Active in ACET, CHEST, and The Union, she is recognized as an innovative, supportive mentor and leader in TB care.
Secretary: Krystle Mallory, BSN, RN-BC
Immediate Past Chair: Cynthia TSchampl, phd
Immediate Past Chair: Cynthia TSchampl, phd
Krystle Mallory, BSN, RN-BC (she/her) serves as the Nurse Manager within the Bureau of Infectious Disease Control at the NH Division of Public Health Services. In this role, she oversees New Hampshire's Infectious Disease Emergency Response Program, managing the operations of a cadre of Public Health Nurses who provide guidance and investigate cases, clusters, and outbreaks of infectious diseases statewide. She has been a Registered Nurse with the State of NH since graduating in 2012, starting with the Department of Corrections and transitioning to Public Health in 2017.
Krystle is currently completing coursework for her Master of Public Health at Southern NH University. Prior to discovering her love of Nursing, she enjoyed roles in Public Safety and Emergency Medicine. Krystle is also a wife, a mother of two and is often found near a campfire.
Immediate Past Chair: Cynthia TSchampl, phd
Immediate Past Chair: Cynthia TSchampl, phd
Immediate Past Chair: Cynthia TSchampl, phd
Dr. Cynthia A. Tschampl, PhD, is a Research Scientist at The Heller School for Social Policy and Management at Brandeis University with over 20 years of experience in U.S. and global health. Specializing in economic evaluations, her research spans infectious disease prevention and treatment, healthcare financing, substance use disorder, health inequities, and quality measurement.
A member of the Massachusetts Medical Advisory Committee for the Elimination of Tuberculosis (MACET) since 2004, she also chairs Stop TB USA. She received the 2011 Charles DeGraw TB Award and delivered the inaugural Thomas Q. Garvey Public Health Lecture in 2021. She has served on The Union’s North American Region planning committee for nearly a decade, co-chairing the Stop TB Plenary since 2020.