Natasha Robinson

Collects and synthesizes community-informed qualitative evidence to support culturally responsive public health interventions. Conducts focus groups, recruitment, and community engagement activities, analyzing implementation barriers using NVivo, R, and STATA.

Collected standardized behavioral and health survey data from over 500 twin pairs using REDCap and structured protocols. Maintained high-quality documentation supporting longitudinal population health research.

Coordinated behavioral health research protocols ensuring regulatory compliance and protocol fidelity. Managed source documents, case report forms, and research databases, supporting participant assessments and data verification.

Produced literature reviews, evidence syntheses, and research proposals based on peer-reviewed evidence. Supported evaluation of behavioral health interventions through mixed-methods research and data management using R and STATA.

Evaluated implementation of federal nutrition programs and synthesized evidence for the WIC Community Innovation and Outreach initiative. Prepared policy briefs and technical reports, monitoring program performance and implementation metrics.

Conducted qualitative and quantitative research including literature reviews, program evaluation, and mixed-methods data analysis. Designed research projects using interviews, surveys, NVivo, and R, and developed an interactive R dashboard on Black maternal health.

Pursued a Master of Arts in Applied Anthropology with a focus on Medical Anthropology, conducting mixed-methods research on health disparities.

Earned a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, building a foundation in cultural and social research methods.