Audrey Toler joined the Gateway Business Health Coalition (BHC) and Missouri Health Value Collaborative (MHVC) in May 2026 as a Data Analyst. In this role, she applies statistical methodologies to produce custom employer analytics and associated reports on healthcare utilization and cost for BHC employer members. She has particular interests in conducting descriptive analyses for disease state data in Missouri and assessing the effectiveness of tailored interventions or programs on health outcomes.

 

Audrey received a Master of Public Health (MPH) with a specialization in epidemiology and biostatistics from the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis in 2022. During the MPH program, she was a Research Assistant at the Prevention Research Center in St. Louis and did her practicum with Girls on the Run St. Louis as an epidemiology intern. Upon completing the program, Audrey received the Master of Public Health Outstanding Practicum Student Award and was inducted in the Delta Omega Honorary Society in Public Health. From 2022 to 2026, Audrey was an epidemiologist for the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Bureau of Communicable Disease Control and Prevention, where she got a taste of front-line public health response to disease cases and outbreaks. In this role, she utilized data analytics to monitor communicable disease trends in the Eastern District of Missouri and provided technical support to local public health agencies.

 

Outside of work, Audrey escapes into reading books, enjoying the St. Louis food scene, running around her neighborhood, and cuddling with her two spoiled cats. She also enjoys traveling, whether it is to visit friends and family or to explore new places. She is an advocate for community engagement and actively serves as a community impact committee member of the Junior League of St. Louis.