Dr. Susie Hoffman

Biography

Susie Hoffman is an Associate Professor in Clinical Epidemiology at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health. With a Doctorate in Public Health, she focuses on HIV risk and prevention, particularly emphasizing gender norms and their influence on health outcomes. Dr. Hoffman leads significant research projects, including Pathways Engagement HIV Care Newly-Diagnosed South Africans, examining barriers in HIV care linkage. She is also involved with PrEP initiatives, aiming to enhance HIV prevention strategies among vulnerable populations such as young South African women. Her academic contributions extend to teaching doctoral students in Epidemiology and she has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals. Her research encompasses a variety of interdisciplinary projects aimed at improving health care delivery and adherence among individuals living with HIV. Through her work, she addresses critical health disparities and develops innovative interventions to engage hard-to-reach populations effectively.

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