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Amy is a public health professional with over 10 years of experience working in the government, nonprofit, and academic sectors. She is a Clinical Research Coordinator II with The Duke Harm Reduction Research Collaboratory. She also serves on the leadership team for the North Carolina Technical Assistance Center, a statewide initiative to support programs for people at risk of incarceration and overdose. Her work is dedicated to supporting programs for people who use drugs with ethical and efficient data solutions. She is a skilled data and project manager, program evaluator and technical writer.
Before coming to Duke, Amy was a Research Associate at FHI 360 supporting studies focused on HIV prevention and economic strengthening in sub-Saharan Africa. Amy obtained her Master of Public Health from Columbia University in 2016 with concentrations in epidemiology and global health.