Dannelle Charles, MPH
Associate Scientist II, Study Management
Population Science
What Inspires Me
Seeing the impact of health disparities in cancer care within the African diaspora both in my previous work experience and personally has motivated me to continue working in cancer research at the American Cancer Society."
At ACS since 2024
As an Associate Scientist II in the Study Management team within the Population Science department at the American Cancer Society (ACS), Dannelle Charles, MPH, helps manage data from the VOICES of Black Women Study. She also cleans data and refines existing quality control measures.
Research focus and accomplishments
Charles’ previous work in cancer research focused on understanding the experiences with, care (including gaps in care) among Black women with gynecologic or breast cancer. as well as quality improvement in patient care experiences through qualitative research. She also has a background in reproductive and pediatric health and health disparities, previously working in multiple public health sectors, from academia to local health departments.
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Work before ACS
- Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health, Graduate Research Assistant
- Manatee County Health Department, Intern
Education
- MPH: Epidemiology, Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health, 2024
- BS: Psychology, Minor in Public Health, University of South Florida, 2022