Jasmine Nicole Namata advises life science organizations, health plans, and patient and trade associations on how the evolving healthcare landscape may impact their policy, access, and evidentiary business strategies.
She applies her background in global public health and business development to design a broad range of solutions to address her clients' key business objectives.
Prior to joining Avalere Health, Jasmine Nicole contributed to research studies to identify sustainable strategies to control invasive species and biological agents at the US Department of Agriculture. She has also supported research programs to protect vulnerable populations against water microbial and pathogen transmission at the University of Maryland, College Park. Additionally, she has worked with Ubongo, Inc. in Tanzania as an in-country research and evaluation intern, where she collaborated with the production team and local schools to enhance health messaging for the show "Akili and Me." Her areas of expertise include industry outlook, patient-centered outcomes, vaccines, and health equity.
Jasmine Nicole has a BS in behavioral and community public health from the University of Maryland, College Park, and is currently pursuing a Master's in Business Administration from the University of Maryland.