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Hang Le supports partners with vaccine demand forecasts, data analytics and visualizations for disease outbreaks, and bespoke decision-making dashboards with customized resources for understanding health product market gaps. A contributor to the Global Vaccine Market Model (GVMM) and Linksbridge polio outbreak tools, she brings a background in domestic and international health disparities in low-resource settings, global vaccine access and policy, and implementation science.
Prior to joining Linksbridge, Hang was a research program coordinator at the Gavi Zero-Dose Research Group at the International Vaccine Research Center, where she was previously a research assistant while completing her master’s degree at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She was also a research assistant at the Mid-Atlantic Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) Consortium Implementation Science Hub. Her experience includes HIV program implementation work in rural India and research work in Zambia. At Johns Hopkins, she earned a master’s in global disease epidemiology and control with a certificate in vaccine science and policy. Hang holds a B.S. in global disease biology from University of California, Davis.
