I am a health researcher with a Bachelor of Science from Georgetown University, currently serving as a Research Assistant at the Institute for Women’s Policy Research. In this position, I focus on qualitative and quantitative research at the intersection of economics and reproductive health. My work has been influential, with findings cited in congressional hearings on the intersection of economics and reproductive health, contributing to findings cited in congressional hearings.My diverse background includes roles as a laboratory assistant at Mayo Clinic Health System, where I improved communication flow to reduce testing errors, and as a communications intern with CMMB, where I created content that reached a global audience. A standout experience was my time as a visiting researcher in Ghana, where I conducted qualitative analyses on malaria prevention education during pregnancy. This work provided valuable insights that could help shape health policies. I am proficient in tools like Stata, Dedoose, Canva, and REDCap, which enable me to conduct in-depth data analysis and create compelling visuals for health initiatives. My intermediate Spanish skills also allow me to engage with a wider range of communities.Outside of my professional pursuits, I love getting outside. I frequently explore the trails of the DMV area on foot or a bike. I love meeting new people over a cup of coffee. Let’s connect and explore how we can collaborate to advance health policy and advocacy. Feel free to connect with me via LinkedIn or at rogers@iwpr.org.Competencies: Dedoose, Stata, Canva, SoftLab platforms, EPIC, REDCap, and MS & Google Suites