Teshawna Badu
About Teshawna Badu
Teshawna Badu is a Healthcare Analyst at Analysis Group in Boston, Massachusetts, with a background in public health and data science.
Current Employment at Analysis Group
Teshawna Badu is currently working as a Healthcare Analyst at Analysis Group in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. She began this role in 2022. Her work involves leveraging her expertise in data analytics and public health to provide comprehensive healthcare analysis.
Previous Roles at Columbia University
Teshawna Badu has held multiple positions at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health. In 2022, she served as a Graduate Teaching Assistant for four months, and in 2021, she held the same position for three months. Additionally, she was an Intern with the LeCellPHIA Team at ICAP, Columbia University from 2021 for seven months. Her roles at Columbia were focused on epidemiology and public health, reflecting her strong academic background.
Internship Experience
Teshawna Badu gained significant internship experience at various institutions. She worked as a Health Research Training Program (HRTP) Intern at the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene from 2021 to 2022 for six months in Queens, New York. She also interned at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine as a Student Intern in 2017, and later as a Research Trainee from 2018 to 2020 in the Greater New York City Area. These roles helped her build a solid foundation in public health research and data analysis.
Educational Background
Teshawna Badu holds a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree in Epidemiology from Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, which she obtained from 2020 to 2022. She also earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Biochemistry from Hunter College. Her strong educational background supports her expertise in public health, biostatistics, and data science.
Research Interests and Skills
Teshawna Badu has a keen interest in leveraging data analytics to address social determinants of health. She focuses on research related to the built environment as a social determinant of health and is also interested in sexuality, sexual, and reproductive health. Her skills include designing survey tools, conducting literature reviews, and integrating data science with public health initiatives. She actively seeks opportunities to combine her public health knowledge with data science to create impactful health solutions.