Space for new ideas.
Systems to make them happen.
Finn Schubert works with leading healthcare institutions to design, build, and get funding for game-changing community health programs.
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About Finn Schubert
Finn Schubert is a healthcare consultant known for the design and rollout of multiple award-winning programs in community health. He led a period of unprecedented growth and innovation for the Family Health Centers at NYU Langone's HIV services program, increasing available grant funding by nearly $1 million annually. He went on to oversee the redesign and relaunch of the LGBTQ+ Health & Wellness Program at Bergen New Bridge Medical Center, which became North Jersey's first comprehensive primary care program for the LGBTQ+ community.Finn's community health work is rooted in a commitment to the importance of local, community-led organizations in ensuring access to care. In 2024, he served as the Interim Executive Director at the Transgender Strategy Center, the premier provider of dedicated capacity-building services designed around the needs of grassroots trans-led organizations nationally. During his leadership, TSC clarified its vision and redesigned its data collection and foundation partnerships programs to best support the needs of trans-led organizations in an increasingly challenging landscape.Finn has lectured at numerous healthcare organizations and medical schools, including Montefiore Medical Center, the Institute for Family Health, NYU Langone Health, SUNY Downstate Medical Center, and Rutgers New Jersey Medical School. An epidemiologist by training, he has over a dozen peer-reviewed publications, on topics ranging from contraceptives to car crashes. He has also written for health-related publications including TheBody and Positively Aware.Outside of his healthcare work, Finn is a Moth StorySlam-winning storyteller and the author of two short essay collections: Even the Cemeteries Have Space Here (2022) and There Are No Rules for a Pregnant Trans Body (2024). His writing has appeared in the Lit Star Review, the Tricycle blog, and in the anthologies Places Like Home and Transcending.Finn's current consulting practice focuses on creating innovative spaces for healthcare leaders and stakeholders to think deeply together and find novel solutions to persistent community health challenges. In addition to these thinking partnerships, he offers fractional program director services designed to provide the expert design and dedicated programmatic support needed for new initiatives to take hold and flourish.