Faculty
Martina Anto-Ocrah, PhD, MPH, MT(ASCP)
Dr. Anto-Ocrah's research centers on pregnancy, sexual, and reproductive health epidemiology in the US and global populations. Her US-based work explores the impact of TBI on women's reproductive wellbeing, while her global health work is focused on obstetric emergencies and The Three Delays.
Sonya Borrero, MD, MS
Director, CONVERGE
Dr. Borrero’s work strives to advance reproductive health equity. Her research has specifically focused on understanding multilevel influences on contraceptive and pregnancy decision making in vulnerable populations in order to identify targets for interventions that will decrease women’s risk for undesired pregnancy.
Judy Chang, MD, MPH
Dr. Chang is a clinician health services researcher with a focus on women's health and patient-clinician communication. Her recent research examines a variety of topics within obstetric care communication, including screening and counseling regarding substance use, addressing mental health concerns, breastfeeding counseling, and race bias in communication.
Flor de Abril Cameron, PhD, MPH
Dr. Cameron’s interests revolve around issues of health disparities as they relate to women’s healths, specifically the language and improvement of health programs through program monitoring and evaluation.
Megan Hamm, PhD
Dr. Hamm is a qualitative methodologist who specializes in the collection and analysis of interview, focus group, and observational data. Her projects often fall under one of the following general topics: the formative evaluation of behavioral and programmatic interventions, the adoption of new health technologies, women's health, substance use in pregnancy, and more.
Tamar Krishnamurti, PhD
Dr. Krishnamurti conducts research on perinatal depression prediction, pregnancy and postpartum risk assessment and communication, and digital and behavioral health solutions, from decision supports to cash transfers, to improve women's health outcomes.
Melissa McNeil, MD, MPH
Dr. McNeil’s research interests revolve around the development and evaluation of innovations in medical education and in the care of women.
Elizabeth (Liz) Mosley, PhD, MPH
Dr. Mosley's research investigates how structural and social determinants affect women's health in the US and globally. Her research applies quantitative, qualitative, multi-level, and communicty-engaged methods.She is also a Co-Investigator with Emory University's RISE Center.
Deirdre A. Quinn, PhD, MSc, MLitt
Dr. Quinn’s research focuses on advancing the quality and equity of women's health and healthcare, including contraception, abortion, and pre-pregnancy health, for women Veterans. She is also a Core Investigator at CHERP at VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System.
Holly Thomas, MD, MS
Dr. Thomas seeks to conduct innovative, interdisciplinary, patient-centered clinical research that will improve the health and quality of life of women across the lifespan. In particular, she is interested in understanding the physical and psychosocial factors that contribute to menopause symptoms and using this understanding to develop behavioral health interventions.