Miranda Jones, Ph.D., M.H.S.

BEAD Core Faculty Lead

Assistant Professor, Department of Epidemiology

mjone132@jhu.edu

Dr. Jones is an epidemiologist whose research focuses on environmental and social determinants of chronic diseases. She is specifically interested in the health impacts of environmental exposures, including tobacco, secondhand smoke, air pollution and arsenic, and the role of these exposures to racial/ethnic disparities in cancer and cardiovascular disease.

Dr. Jones received her Master’s of Health Science (MHS) from the Bloomberg School of Public Health in 2010, and her Ph.D. from BSPH in 2013.

“My research team and I recently had a great experience with a team from BEAD as a consult – they were smart, insightful, thoughtful and practical. We are writing a grant and looking to involve them going forward.”

- Lauren M. Jansson, MD, Professor of Pediatrics

“The BEAD Core was crucial to me being able to execute my AHA-funded clinical trial. I needed a part-time database specialist to create the trial database. Finding a staff member with available effort for a short-term project proved to be …

- Nisa M. Maruthur, MD, MHS

“Lisa [Yanek] –thank you for all your help so far! You have been incredible to work with!”

- Rebecca Seltzer, Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics

“Kevin [Psoter] has been really terrific – he’s helped us soup to nuts from both grant submissions, analysis, manuscript prep and advice on our database build. I am very grateful to be able to use the BEAD Core services – …

- Keira A. Cohen, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine

“Very professional and supportive”

- Anonymous, surveyed via Client Feedback Survey - 2/6/19

“I can’t overstate how useful the BEAD Core has been for me. Having a well-trained analyst to work with without having to hire a part-time person was invaluable. Lin Wu (BEAD Core analyst) and Jay Vaidya (BEAD Core faculty lead) are …

- Anonymous, surveyed via Client Feedback Survey - 2/6/19

Miranda Jones, Ph.D., M.H.S.

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