Chloe DiCamillo

Oversees a multi-site opioid use disorder clinical trial within NIDA's Clinical Trials Network, tracking recruitment and monitoring implementation data. Coordinates staff training, leads secondary data analyses, and contributes to mental health research and graduate program development.

Provided administrative, logistical, and research coordination support for CTN's Florida Node Alliance studies on substance use disorder and mental health comorbidities. Conducted literature reviews, supported data collection and analysis, and contributed to manuscript development.

Assisted the professor with course and classroom management, content, grading, and weekly office hours for graduate-level Fundamentals of Epidemiology and Fundamentals of Clinical Trials.

Conducted surveillance and epidemiological field investigations involving reportable foodborne and waterborne disease outbreaks. Facilitated case interviews and collected detailed medical history, exposure, and symptom information while maintaining accuracy and confidentiality.

Researched health equity and social determinants of health and implemented a health-related social needs screening tool with a referral workflow connecting patients to local resources.

Master of Public Health degree from the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, completed in December 2024.

Bachelor of Science in Health Science from the University of Miami, completed in December 2022.