At Albert Einstein College of Medicine, I synthesize advisory-board findings to inform a PrEP intervention for justice-involved populations. I also coordinate data reviews across a 250-participant cohort, using demographic analysis to identify representation gaps.
My MPH thesis at New York University School of Global Public Health examined associations between the built environment and daily steps among U.S. adults with hypertension, using the NIH All of Us dataset.
At the World Food Programme, I conducted and translated French-language interviews with UN, NGO, and government delegates. I developed systems maps and comparative analyses to identify bottlenecks, then presented findings in policy briefings for senior leadership.
My research has also included a systematic review of digital mental health interventions during COVID-19 and qualitative fieldwork in rural Guinea on barriers to maternal healthcare. I’ve co-authored peer-reviewed publications on social determinants of health and health inequalities.
