Megan S.

Megan S. is a Principal Health Economist at MITRE since February 2016, where collaboration with partners and communities addresses complex health-related challenges. Megan has extensive experience as a contractor with various government agencies, including the FDA, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, focusing on supply chain resilience, food safety, and project management for public health initiatives. Notable contributions include managing the Sara Alert project during the COVID-19 pandemic and developing regulatory support for biomedical innovations at the National Institutes of Health. With a Master’s Degree in Food Safety Regulation from The Johns Hopkins University and a background in business administration and economics from York College of Pennsylvania, Megan combines strategic insights with practical solutions to enhance public health and safety systems.