Shravya Kamaraju

Shravya Kamaraju is an experienced professional in the field of behavioral health and clinical operations, currently serving as a Youth Residential Technician at Hackensack Meridian Health and a Behavioral Health Technician at Triumph Behavior Support. Previous experience includes working as a Behavioral Health Technician at Links ABA Therapy, where Shravya focused on enhancing the skills of children on the autism spectrum through personalized intervention plans. Shravya has also engaged in public health as a Community Health Education Intern at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, developing mental health programs for youth, and contributed to maternal health initiatives as a Clinical Operations Intern at Curio Digital Therapeutics. Involved in research, Shravya participated in the Global Surgery Student Alliance, supporting innovative medical solutions in Kenya, and conducted memory retention research at Rutgers School of Arts and Sciences. Shravya is pursuing a degree at Rutgers School of Engineering, having previously attended Hillsborough High School and William Mason High School.