Tininka T. Rahman  is the Director of the Infant-Toddler Pillar of the Clark Parent-Child Network at Children's National Hospital. She has over 20 years of experience developing, implementing and managing program services for youth and families in the District of Columbia.  She has managed several federally funded community research projects and developed interventions to address secondary pregnancy prevention in adolescents, decreasing health disparities among young families and improving educational outcomes for adolescent parents.  

She has also managed a comprehensive primary care program for adolescent parents and a home visiting program for first-time parents.  She is dedicated to advocating for families in the District of Columbia and working to address the health disparities, achievement gaps and other inequalities that exist in the community.  

Tinink as a Bachelor's Degree in Nursing and a Master's in Healthcare Adminstration.