Emma Astrike-Davis

Emma Astrike-Davis is an accomplished individual with a diverse background in both healthcare and public health.

She pursued her education at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she studied towards a Doctor of Medicine (MD) and a Bachelor's Degree in Public Health-Nutrition.

In addition to her academic pursuits, Emma has been actively involved in various organizations, showcasing her leadership skills and commitment to community service.

She has held roles such as President at Art for Hospice, MSTAR fellow at American Federation for Aging Research, Rheumatology Research Fellow at Rheumatology Research Foundation, and Albert Schweitzer Fellow at The Albert Schweitzer Fellowship, among others.

Emma's experience is well-rounded, having also served as a Research Intern at Research Triangle Institute, Head Coach at Girls on the Run of the Triangle, Education and Science Department Intern at U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, and Community Organization and Public Advocacy Intern at New York City Anti-Violence Project.