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Bethany Pavel supports partners with data analytics, visualization, and creative solutions to solve complex challenges surrounding vaccinations and global health. Her current portfolio includes analysis, visual insights and management for the HPV and Malaria markets for the Global Vaccine Market Model (GVMM), where she brings her background at the intersection of maternal and child health and reproductive health. Her experience spans economic costing, clinical trials, and mixed methods fieldwork across the U.S. and the Pacific Islands.
Prior to Linksbridge, Bethany worked with Yale’s OLaGA research group in American Samoa and Samoa, studying contraceptive and family planning decision-making and barriers to prenatal care access. She also contributed to clinical and bench research within the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences at the Yale School of Medicine, and spent time in health and benefits consulting before returning to public health.
Bethany holds a Master of Public Health in social and behavioral sciences from Yale, with concentrations in maternal and child health promotion and global health, and a Bachelor of Arts in public health and global health from the University of Washington, with a minor in data science. Originally from California’s East Bay, she has a particular interest in advancing health equity through community-driven programs and reform.
