Melody Nasser

Melody Nasser is an experienced clinical research professional with a background in public health and health technology. At the San Francisco Department of Public Health, Melody served as the Lead Clinical Research Coordinator, overseeing the DoxyPEP study focused on sexually transmitted infections and managing a team of research associates. Prior experience includes roles as a Research Scholar, where Melody conducted research on health determinants for the homeless population, and as a Research Associate at the Center for Substance Use and Health, contributing to clinical trials related to substance use disorders. Currently, Melody works at Google as a Health Privacy Consultant and Program Manager, supporting strategies to evaluate the health impact of wearable technology. Educational qualifications include a Bachelor of Arts in Collaborative Health and Human Services from California State University, Monterey Bay, and an Associate of Science in Natural Sciences from Monterey Peninsula College.