Miranda Weintraub

Dr. Miranda L. Weintraub is a highly accomplished professional with a strong background in epidemiology and public health.

She holds a Ph.D. and MPH in Epidemiology from the University of California, Berkeley, demonstrating her commitment to academic excellence and research in the field.

Currently, she serves as a Senior Research Project Manager at Kaiser Permanente, where she applies her expertise in leading research projects and managing teams effectively.

With a diverse work history, Dr. Weintraub has contributed significantly to various organizations, including her tenure as a Program Coordinator at Alameda Health System and as an Assistant Professor at Touro University California.

Her rich professional experience also includes roles such as Investigator at UC Berkeley School of Public Health, Course Facilitator at UC Berkeley, and Epidemiologist at Contra Costa Health Services.

Dr. Weintraub's academic journey includes a Postdoctoral Fellowship at UC Berkeley and a Visiting Fellowship at Columbia University, showcasing her dedication to continuous learning and collaboration.

Furthermore, her role as a Professor of Epidemiology at City University of New York and her experience as a Contracted Data Analyst demonstrate her versatile skill set and adaptability in different work environments.

Her past engagements as an Evaluation Consultant and Data Analyst at California Department of Public Health reflect her proficiency in analyzing and interpreting public health data to derive meaningful insights and recommendations.

Dr. Miranda L. Weintraub's contributions to the field of public health and epidemiology underscore her as a respected professional with a wealth of knowledge and expertise in research, analysis, and project management.