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About Dr. Anne C. Spaulding

Dr. Spaulding

Dr. Anne Spaulding is an Associate Professor in the Department of Epidemiology at Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health. Her research interests are viral hepatitis epidemiology with an emphasis on HCV, HIV testing and linkage to care, research ethics, and translational and implementation science among institutionalized populations. Dr. Spaulding seeks to ensure incarcerated populations have access to quality, equitable, and appropriate care.

Education

ScB 1984, Brown University
MD 1989, Medical College of Virginia
MPH 2005, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health

Research Interests

Viral hepatitis epidemiology, with a focus on HCV
HIV testing and linkage to care
Infectious disease distribution within institutionalized populations
Translational and implementation science
Research ethics

Courses Taught

EPI 531/GH 535: Field Epidemiology
EPI 532: EPI of STDs
EPI 523: Correctional Healthcare EPI
GH 550: EPI and Dynamics of STDs

Honors and Awards

2020 B. Jaye Anno Award of Excellence in Communication, National Commission on Correctional Health Care
2019 Rollins School of Public Health Supervisor Award: Nominated by mentee who traveled to National Penitentiary of Haiti
2016 Team Lead of “Program of the Year”, for HIV Jail Testing Program, by Fulton County Department of Health and Wellness, Atlanta
2015 Finalist, Healthcare Hero, Community Outreach. Atlanta Business Chronicle

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