Angela Rojas

Angela Rojas is a highly educated scientist and researcher with a strong background in biomedical sciences and public health. She received her Master of Science degree in Biomedical Sciences from the University of California, San Francisco, and a Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biosciences/Biotechnology from Arizona State University. In addition, she earned a Master of Public Health degree with a focus on Maternal and Child Health from The George Washington University.

Throughout her professional career, Rojas has been involved in a variety of research roles. She began as a Research Associate at TGen, then worked as a Clinical Research Coordinator at Millennium Clinical Trials, and later as an HIV Prevention Trials Network Lab Technician at George Washington University. Most recently, Rojas worked as a Senior Research Analyst and Research Analyst at Child Trends, where she focused on issues related to child and family health and well-being.

Rojas has also been involved in health initiatives aimed at improving maternal and child health. In 2013, she served as a Family and Community Health Intern for the Safe Motherhood Initiative at the Pan American Health Organization. She also worked as a Research Assistant and Social Media Coordinator for the George Washington University.

Overall, Rojas has demonstrated extensive experience in research and public health, particularly in the areas of child and family health. Her expertise may be valuable for organizations and initiatives focused on these topics.