Soraya Ghebleh

Soraya Ghebleh, a consumer protection intern with the Office of the Attorney General, brings to her position a diverse array of academic and professional experience. Ms. Ghebleh recently completed her master's in public health from the Dartmouth Institute's Geisel School of Medicine, where she undertook coursework in health care systems, epidemiology, biostatistics, and administration. During that time, Soraya Ghebleh also fulfilled a data analyst internship with Health 2.0; in that role, she completed market research, which involved comparing information across databases in order to assist clients' decision-making processes. In other prior experience, she spent two years as the program coordinator for Health Leads, a position that required her to analyze data, make policy decisions, and oversee the efforts of student volunteers.

In her work with the Office of the Attorney General, Soraya Ghebleh worked with Assistant Attorney General Kate Whelley McCabe on a public health paper that examined the challenges of navigating the Constitution when improving policy. At present, she is working on various conference submissions, and she recently collaborated with peers from Dartmouth on an abstract for the International Neuropsychiatric Association.