Rosalie Cicchinelli
About Rosalie Cicchinelli
Rosalie Cicchinelli is an Associate Analyst in Health Systems at Maximus and an Operations Specialist at DAI, with a background in neuroscience from Duke University.
Current Role at Dai
Rosalie Cicchinelli currently serves as an Operations Specialist for the USAID Invest project at Dai, headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, United States. She has held this position since 2019. Her responsibilities include operational oversight, project management, and supporting USAID initiatives. This role leverages her analytical skills and experience in health systems.
Role at Maximus
Since 2017, Rosalie Cicchinelli has been working as an Associate Analyst specializing in Health Systems at Maximus, located in Reston, Virginia, United States. In this capacity, she focuses on data analysis, health system evaluations, and providing strategic recommendations to improve health services and outcomes.
Education and Academic Background
Rosalie Cicchinelli earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Neuroscience from Duke University, completing her studies from 2013 to 2017. This academic foundation has equipped her with a strong analytical and scientific background, essential for her roles in health systems analysis and research. Prior to Duke University, she attended Clinton High School from 2009 to 2013.
Previous Internship Experience
Rosalie Cicchinelli gained valuable hands-on experience through various internships. In 2016, she worked as a Quality Analysis Intern at Rome Memorial Hospital in Rome, New York. The previous year, she served as a Summer Intern at Lewis County General Hospital in Lowville, New York. Both internships lasted for approximately three months each, providing her with insights into healthcare operations and quality control.
Research Assistant at The Cabeza Lab
Since 2014, Rosalie Cicchinelli has been contributing to research as a Research Assistant at The Cabeza Lab. Her duties involve supporting neuroscience research projects, data collection, and analysis. This role highlights her commitment to advancing scientific knowledge and her ability to work in a research-driven environment.