Institution

University of Washington

Based in

United States , Seattle

Languages

English

Short Bio

I am a veterinarian and epidemiologist, and an Assistant Professor in the Departments of Global Health and Epidemiology at the University of Washington in Seattle. My research and teaching focus on pastoralist health, epidemiologic methods for One Health, and suitable theory for more-than-biomedical approaches to One Health. In particular, my work applies causal inference methods, spatial and mechanistic models, and network analyses to characterize the influence of political and social forces on the health of multispecies collectives.

Other Expertise

One Health Zoonoses Emerging Diseases Epidemiology Pandemic Prevention Preparedness and Response Global Health Participatory Modelling Social Determinants and Health Equity Biostatistics