Katie Clark
About Katie Clark
Katie Clark is a Post Baccalaureate Research Fellow with extensive experience in tumor immunology and bioethics, currently working at the National Institutes of Health and The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. She has a background in Evolutionary Anthropology from Duke University and serves as a Lieutenant in the US Navy.
Work at National Institutes of Health
Katie Clark has been a Post-Baccalaureate Research Fellow at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) since 2014. In this role, she conducts research focused on tumor immunology, clinical outcomes, and novel immunotherapies. Her work contributes to the understanding of immune responses in cancer and the development of innovative treatment strategies. The NIH is a leading institution in biomedical research, and her position allows her to collaborate with experts in the field and engage in impactful research initiatives.
Education and Expertise
Katie Clark earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Evolutionary Anthropology from Duke University, where she also completed minors in Chemistry and Biology from 2010 to 2014. She furthered her education at the Foundation for Advanced Education in the Sciences (FAES) at the NIH, specializing in Immunology. Additionally, she studied abroad at James Cook University for 11 months in 2012. Currently, she is a medical student at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, where she has been studying since 2017.
Background
Katie Clark has a diverse background that includes significant experience in both research and military service. She has been serving as a Lieutenant in the US Navy since 2017. Her military training complements her medical education and research interests, particularly in critical care and military medicine. This unique combination of experiences informs her approach to medicine and research.
Current Research Focus
Katie Clark is currently pursuing research in the bioethics of COVID-19. This area of study addresses the ethical implications and considerations surrounding the pandemic, particularly in relation to healthcare delivery and public health policies. Her research aims to contribute to the ongoing discussions about ethical practices in medicine during global health crises.
Interests in Medicine
Katie Clark has a strong interest in critical care and military medicine. Her experiences in the Navy and her ongoing medical education at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine shape her focus on these areas. She is committed to understanding the complexities of patient care in high-stakes environments and aims to integrate her research and clinical experiences to improve healthcare outcomes.