Izobel Concert

I am an early-career public health researcher with academic and research experience in genetics and molecular biology. I am currently pursuing a Master of Public Health. My background includes laboratory research, epidemiologic interpretation of biological data, and reviewing scientific literature to identify patterns related to disease risk and population health. Through my research and mentoring experience, I have developed strong analytical, data management, and scientific communication skills. I have experience working with complex datasets, interpreting research findings, and translating technical information into actionable insights. My work has required careful attention to detail, critical thinking, and the ability to synthesize large amounts of information to support evidence-based decision-making in health and research settings. I am seeking remote opportunities in disease surveillance, infection control, or public health data analysis. My ideal role involves epidemiologic surveillance, outbreak monitoring, infectious disease tracking, and evaluating disease control programs. I am particularly interested in analyzing health data to identify emerging trends, supporting epidemic prevention efforts, and contributing to public health reporting and surveillance systems that improve population health outcomes.