Deana Trimble Mph

Deana Trimble, MPH, is an accomplished research professional with significant experience in tobacco control and public health. Currently serving as Research Associate II at Evidera, Deana engages in data collection, qualitative transcript coding, and cognitive interviews while supporting project management tasks. Previously, as a Research Assistant at the Institute for Global Tobacco Control, Deana led an original research project on cigarette packaging in China, contributed to two research posters presented at the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco conference, and supervised undergraduate assistants. Deana's experience also includes a student internship at the National Cancer Institute, involvement in tobacco research at the Tobacco Center of Regulatory Science, and public health education work during an internship with the Harford County Health Department. Deana holds a Master of Public Health in Applied Epidemiology from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and a Bachelor of Science in Behavioral & Community Health from the University of Maryland.