Leili Najmabadi

Managed patient experience initiatives for Virtual Urgent Care, partnering with senior stakeholders to drive outcome effectiveness. Led development of executive-facing performance reports, dashboards, and provider scorecards.

Graded student assignments in an undergraduate research methods course focusing on evidence-based public health knowledge and skills.

Conducted quantitative and qualitative market research across online health communities to uncover patient and provider needs. Translated results into strategic recommendations for pharmaceutical clients through project delivery and management.

Managed research projects on substance use health outcomes, overseeing data collection, deliverables, timelines, and team communication. Project ended due to grant funding.

Managed care for 160+ patients from preconception to pregnancy, including journey mapping, treatment preparation, compliance monitoring, and patient support.

Supported design of projects for the vascular health patient community through program development and educational content production with marketing and stakeholder teams.

Managed social media presence for a journal focused on health, ethics, and policy, and wrote articles on research in the field.

Collected data and participated in qualitative coding, write-ups, and administrative tasks for the SUPPER substance misuse family intervention. Recruited participants and entered data into RedCap.

Master’s in Public Health from the University of California, Berkeley, completed in December 2022.

B.A. in Community Health from Tufts University, completed in May 2020 with Highest Honors on Senior Research Thesis and the Bellin Award.