Jasmine M.

Jasmine Roddey is a highly skilled and motivated biomedical engineer and patient advocate based in the San Francisco Bay Area.

She holds a Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering from Duke University and a Bachelor of Science in Bioengineering from Syracuse University.

Jasmine is dedicated to addressing health disparities in underserved patient populations, with a particular focus on raising awareness about sickle cell disease, especially in communities of color.

She is currently a Senior Associate in Global Safety at Amgen and is actively involved in the company's executive-sponsored career development program.

Jasmine's professional background includes roles as a Graduate Student Researcher, Quality Innovation Scholar, and Graduate Researcher at Duke University Medical Center.

She has also worked as a Research Assistant at Syracuse University and Suny Upstate Medical University, showcasing her diverse experience in the healthcare and research sectors.

In addition to her academic and professional achievements, Jasmine has a rich background in various positions including Summer Camp Counselor, Sales Associate at Mattel, Inc., Sales Associate at Cornell Campus Store, and Servant Leader Team member at All American Recreation.