Mary Srivastava is a Master of Science candidate in Population Health Sciences at Duke University School of Medicine, focused on advancing clinical research and improving health outcomes for underrepresented populations. With a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, she has experience in research design, statistical analysis, and a strong ability to communicate complex scientific information effectively.
Her current research explores the relationship between healthcare access and patient outcomes, with a particular interest in enhancing health in rural and marginalized communities. She plays a central role in recruitment and community engagement, leading outreach efforts to build trust and foster meaningful participation among diverse populations. Her work also includes managing participant communications, coordinating data processes, and applying statistical tools to ensure robust and accurate data collection.
Mary’s approach emphasizes the importance of diverse recruitment and inclusive practices, aiming to bridge gaps in healthcare access through community-driven research. She is deeply committed to promoting health equity and contributing to transformative changes in public health policy and practice through rigorous, evidence-based research.