Briana Roberts Mph

Briana Roberts, MPH has a diverse work experience that spans across different organizations and roles. In their most recent position as an Epidemiologist Analyst at Cherokee Federal, Briana analyzes suicide behaviors and psychosocial factors among U.S. Army Soldiers and prepares distribution reports for external stakeholders. Prior to that, they worked at the Rhode Island Department of Health as part of the COVID-19 Response Unit, where they analyzed transmission trends and clusters within Institutes of Higher Education and prepared data briefs for the COVID-19 Unit. Briana also gained research experience as part of the UNMC Summer Undergraduate Alcohol Research Program at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, where they focused on studying the metastasis of colorectal cancer on alcohol-fed liver slices. Briana presented their findings at a biomedical research conference. Additionally, they have experience as a Medical Assistant at Hampton Roads ENT~Allergy, where they explained treatment procedures, obtained patient medical history, and took vital signs. Earlier in their career, Briana worked at Pariser Dermatology Specialists as a Medical Scribe, where they assisted physicians during patient consultations and facilitated communication within the medical team. Overall, Briana's work experience showcases their expertise in epidemiology, research, and medical assistance.

Briana Roberts, MPH, pursued their education in a focused and systematic manner, beginning with their enrollment at Hampton University in 2016. Briana attended the university for four years until 2020, during which they studied Pre-Medicine/Pre-Medical Studies and earned their Bachelor of Science (BS) degree.

Following their undergraduate studies, Briana Roberts decided to further enhance their knowledge and skills in the field of public health. Briana enrolled in Brown University in 2020 and successfully completed their Master of Public Health (MPH) degree in Epidemiology in 2022.

Through their academic journey, Briana Roberts demonstrated a commitment to expanding their expertise and readiness to contribute to the field of public health.