Rachel Clarke serves as the program evaluator for the Green Family Foundation Neighborhood Health Education Program (NeighborhoodHELP). In this role, she applies her expertise in public health, community-based research, and advanced data methodologies to develop and assess outcome metrics. She also serves as co-course director for the Community Engaged Physician I course.
Before joining NeighborhoodHELP, Clarke was a senior data analyst and post-doctoral associate at FIU’s Community-Based Research Institute, where she contributed to research on mental health, substance use, and HIV.
Research Interests
Community-based research and evaluation
See research publications and more on FIU Discovery.
Current Courses Taught
- BMS 6827 Community Engaged Physician I
- BMS 6071 Community Engaged Physician II
Committees & Professional Organizations
- FIU Medicine Admissions Committee
- Medical Student Evaluation and Promotion Committee (MSEPC)
Education
- Ph.D., Public Health, Florida International University, 2017
- B.S., Chemistry, Howard University, 2010
Board Certifications
Certified Health Education Specialist