Dr. Woods is an assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and assistant dean for sustainability. Her research involves environmental life cycle analysis of surgical procedures, and she is a graduate of Harvard's Climate Health Organizing Fellowship. She is the course director of the Pittsburgh SOM health care sustainability elective, and she is chair of Clinicians for Climate Action (C4CA): a 550+ member group with a mission to decarbonize health care. In addition, she serves on the National Academy of Medicine Climate Collaborative. Dr. Woods has been a speaker at numerous healthcare sustainability events including CleanMed, Kaiser Permanente Green Summit, AORN, Tufts University, Cooper Medical School, and UC Davis. Fierce Healthcare named her a "2023 Women of Influence," C4CA received an American Climate Leader award from ecoAmerica and she was featured on NPR’s morning edition. She loves open-water swimming and Irish fiddle playing.