Judelson oversaw the review of lead testing in school drinking water sampling plans and water quality results. She also provided strategic project management and operational support during the COVID-19 emergency response for drinking and recreational water programs and contributed to wastewater surveillance for SARS-CoV-2. Additionally, Judelson published guidance for the design, operations and monitoring of onsite non-potable water reuse to safely encourage the use of systems in New York City.   

“We are lucky to have Davida join our team of lead in drinking water experts. Her commitment to public health and regulatory compliance experience makes her a perfect fit to continue to grow our expertise and expand our ability to assist more utilities with meeting compliance with the Lead and Copper Rule Improvements and other water quality regulatory requirements,” said Sandy Kutzing, senior vice president and Lead and Copper Strategy Leader at CDM Smith.

Her commitment to public health and regulatory compliance experience makes her a perfect fit to continue to grow our expertise.

Sandy Kutzing
senior vice president and Lead and Copper Strategy Leader at CDM Smith 

“I’m inspired by the tangible impact that environmental health work has on communities,” said Judelson. “Knowing that my efforts help ensure safe drinking water for millions of people motivates me every day. Whether it’s developing new tools or using proven solutions in novel applications, I find purpose in pushing boundaries to protect public health and the environment.”

Judelson has a bachelor’s degree in environmental studies from Brandeis University and a Masters of Public Health, Environmental Health Sciences, Certificate in Molecular Toxicology from Columbia University.