Sarah Siegel
Biography
Sarah Siegel is an epidemiologist in the Infectious Diseases Research Group within the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health. She has worked in clinical trials focusing in infectious diseases for over a decade, with prior clinical research experience in environmental influences on adolescent physical activity and eating behaviors at Seattle Children’s Hospital. Sarah earned her B.S. in materials science & engineering, with a minor in biomedical engineering, at Cornell University, and both her Master in Public Health and Doctorate degrees at OHSU, specializing in Epidemiology and Biostatistics.
Education, Degrees
Ph.D. – Oregon Health & Science University, 2020
M.P.H. – Oregon Health & Science University, 2013
B.S. – Cornell University, 1999
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