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Rachel Regina

Sr. Associate Program Director, Healthcare Human Factors Lab at Emory University

Rachel Regina is the Senior Associate Program Director at the Healthcare Human Factors Lab within the Emory University School of Medicine. She holds a Master of Public Health (MPH) and has over 12 years of professional experience as a designer and public health researcher, specializing in human-centered design approaches to healthcare challenges.12

In her role, Regina focuses on integrating human factors into healthcare systems to enhance patient outcomes and improve overall healthcare delivery. Her work often involves collaborating with various stakeholders to develop solutions that are both effective and user-friendly, reflecting her commitment to addressing real-world healthcare issues through innovative design.1

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May 24 · linkedin

Hi, all! Our team at the Emory Healthcare Human Factors Lab is looking for a partner to develop a virtual reality training solution. Please reach out if you or anyone in your network has experience with VR, particularly for healthcare applications. (This project is well-funded.) Thank you!

Feb 27 · linkedin

Hello, everyone! I am looking to take the next step in my journey of connecting human-centered design and public health and would appreciate your support. Thank you in advance for any advice, connections, or opportunities you can offer. #OpenToWork

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Atlanta, Georgia, United States