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Cambridge, MA, US

Boston, MA

Boston, MA

• Collaborated with the program director, learning design team, course faculty, and teaching assistants in developing and teaching curriculum for Harvard University's first blended degree program--the two-year Master in.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

• Provide cross-functional teams with epidemiology support across the life cycle of oncology products
• Design and lead real world evidence studies in support of clinical and regulatory needs

• Lead and collaborate in epidemiologic research on female-specific and -predominant risk factors for cardiovascular and metabolic disease, resulting in 28 peer-reviewed publications in prominent medical journals (e.g..
• Apply strong methodologic and analytic skills to prepare successful epidemiologic study protocols and analysis plans for 16 federal, foundation, and institutional grant proposals as Principal… Show more
• Apply strong methodologic and analytic skills to prepare successful epidemiologic study protocols and analysis plans for 16 federal, foundation, and institutional grant proposals as Principal Investigator or.
• Provide scientific oversight, mentorship, and motivation to junior faculty and trainees Show less

Boston, MA

• Conducted research in reproductive, cardiovascular, pediatric, and nutritional epidemiology as well as biomarkers across RWE sources (registries, observational studies) and clinical trials, producing 7 peer-reviewed.
• Designed and tested the impact of an educational and behavioral intervention on patient-reported outcomes and cardiovascular risk reduction in individuals with a preeclampsia history, as Co-Investigator on a.
• Designed and tested the impact of an educational and behavioral intervention on patient-reported outcomes and cardiovascular risk reduction in individuals with a preeclampsia history, as Co-Investigator on a.

Boston, MA

• Investigated the impact of a randomized vitamin D trial in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia on adolescent health and growth with Dr. Janet Rich-Edwards, Dr. A. Lindsay Frazier, and Dr. Davaasambuu Ganmaa
• Researched vitamin D and pregnancy outcomes and maternal recall of hypertensive disorders in pregnancy with Dr. Janet Rich-Edwards

• Provided strategic guidance and curated evidence to support pharmaceutical and biotechnology stakeholders’ evidence generation needs related to pharmacoepidemiology, product safety and effectiveness, risk management.
• Produced systematic literature reviews and reports (e.g., summarizing adverse event rates, natural history of disease) to inform product development, signal detection and monitoring, and study design and conduct

• Contributed epidemiologic expertise to direct study design, analysis, and interpretation of an RWE generation project using MarketScan claims data to quantify health care utilization and costs among preeclampsia patients

Epidemiology I (Fall 2013) with Dr. Fran CookEpidemiology II (Spring 2014) with Dr. Fran CookResearch Methods (Spring 2014) with Drs. James Ware and Julie BuringThesis Advisor (2014-2015)

School Of Social And Community Health

• Conducted an analysis of the relationship between menstrual cycle length and regularity with cardiovascular disease in the Nurses' Health Study II cohort, in collaboration with Dr. Abigail Fraser

Boston, MA

Fundamentals of Epidemiology (Fall 2011, Fall 2012, Fall 2013) with Dr. Julie BuringElements of Epidemiologic Research (Fall 2012) with Dr. Murray Mittleman

Lancaster, PA

• Evaluated process factors impacting door to balloon time for acute myocardial infarction patients, presenting to the emergency department

West Chester, PA

• Explored racial/ethnic disparities in pregnancy outcomes through a Perinatal Periods of Risk (PPOR) Assessment
• Analyzed data for the Nurse Family Partnership, discovering reporting gaps between county hospitals

Greater Philadelphia Area

• Assembled qualitative and quantitative data reports across eight public health studies

Greater Philadelphia Area

• Represented INCLEN in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, launching a pilot study into governance of health systems in low- and middle-income countries focusing on maternal mortality
• Gained knowledge in grant administration and management of global health research

Doctor Of Science (Scd), Epidemiology

Dissertation: "Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy and Maternal Cardiovascular Disease" Committee: Janet Rich-Edwards (chair), Stacey.

Master Of Science (Msc), Epidemiology

Thesis: "First and Third Trimester Plasma Vitamin D, Gestation Length, and Spontaneous Preterm Birth” Advisor: Janet Rich-Edwards

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba) With Departmental Honors In Public Health, Minor In Women & Gender Studies

Thesis: “Psychosocial Determinants of Pregnancy Outcomes Among Amish Women” Advisor: Kirk Miller

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