ABOUT JACQUELINE (JACKIE) TRAN

Public health practitioner. Social justice advocate. Health and fitness enthusiast. Full-spectrum doula.

I was born and raised in Salem, OR to immigrant parents and I identify as a first-generation, low-income college graduate. I am a 2018 Masters of Science in Public Health graduate from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and a 2015 Bachelor of Arts graduate of Pomona College in Claremont, CA.

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I am passionate about the intersection of social justice and health. I hope to work towards improving access to care and quality of care for our most vulnerable populations because health is a human right. I believe in addressing the fundamental issues of racism in healthcare to improve quality of care. Feel free to get in contact with me to say hi, drop by with your ideas, or to inquire about independent consulting services.

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Publications:

Frost MJ, Tran JB, Khatun F, Friberg IK, Rodríguez DC. What Does It Take to Be an Effective National Steward of Digital Health Integration for Health Systems Strengthening in Low- and Middle-Income Countries? Global Health: Science and Practice. 2018;6(Supplement 1):S18-S28. doi:10.9745/GHSP-D-18-00270

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Featured Posts I Contributed To:​​

• Is there a Gender Confidence Gap in Sports?

• Scholarships Fight Poverty with Opportunity

• Women of GLIDE: Street Harassment

• 2016 APIASF Scholarship Video

• Millennials are given opportunities to grow with Kaiser Permanente

• Master's Thesis Presentation (starts at 35:55)