Dr. Marwa Ramadan is a highly experienced public health professional with over 10 years of experience in the field of health systems research, humanitarian health, and healthcare quality management. She is a physician by training and holds PhD degree in International Health at Johns Hopkins University. Dr.Ramadan is currently a post-doctoral researcher at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, where she is conducting epidemiological analysis of perinatal outcomes among migrants in Canada. She is also a Monitoring and Evaluation Consultant at the World Bank Group, where she assesses the primary healthcare system’s performance in various regions and leads the development of vital signs profiles in several Low- and Middle-Income countries. In the past, Dr.Ramadan served as an epidemiologist and data analyst for various organizations including Doctors Without Borders and the Centre for Humanitarian Health at Johns Hopkins University. Marwa’s research focuses on access and quality of care among marginalized and disadvantaged population.
