BeLinda Weimer is a public health analyst with over 25 years of experience conducting behavioral health research, focusing on substance abuse prevention and treatment. She has substantial experience in drug surveillance data collection and reporting, survey research, needs assessments, program evaluations, and training and technical assistance.
Ms. Weimer is a key member of the National Forensic Laboratory Information System (NFLIS), serving in many roles including the Recruitment Task Lead for forensic and toxicology laboratories, and as a Reporting Task Lead responsible for developing reports and publications. Ms. Weimer has contributed to many state and federal efforts to prevent and reduce substance abuse, treat post-traumatic stress, prevent violence in relationships, and promote mental health.
