Christine Chen, MD, MPH
cchen@rand.org
Pardee RAND Graduate School
PhD Candidate in Policy Analysis
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
MPH, Global Health / Humanitarian Studies, Ethics and Human Rights
National Taiwan University
MD
SKILLS
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Santa Monica, CA
2015-present
Boston, MA
2014
Taipei, Taiwan
2012
Computer skills:
Microsoft Office Suit: Word, Excel, PowerPoint
Statistical Packages: STATA, R
Languages: Mandarin, Taiwanese (Hokkien), English
Taiwan Medical License
EXPERIENCE
Research Analyst
Boston, MA
Department of Health Policy and Management, Harvard T.H Chan School of Public Health
2014-2015
 Evaluated the performance of Taiwan’s National Health Insurance System through literature reviews,
secondary data collection and analysis.
 Drafted background paper and conference report for professional and academic audience.
 Organized and led discussions in the Taiwanese NHI workshop.
Curator
Boston, MA
HealthMap, Boston Children’s Hospital
2014-2015
 Curated disease information from Chinese news outlets in support of the surveillance of Ebola, MERS,
and other outbreaks around the world.
Project Coordinator
Boston, MA
Center for Global Health, Massachusetts General Hospital
Mar-May 2014
 Developed training modules to help hospital leadership in Uganda develop an efficient disaster
preparedness plan.
Intern
Taipei, Taiwan
National Taiwan University Hospital
2011-2012
 Rotated through medicine, surgery, obstetrics & gynecology, pediatrics, dermatology, and
otolaryngology
VOLUNTEER WORK
Instructor
Cambridge, MA
American Red Cross
Aug 2014-present
 Taught adult and pediatric first aid, CPR, AED courses
Volunteer
Boydton, VA
Humanity Road Inc.
Aug 2014-present
 Led the organization’s emergency preparedness campaign in collaboration with the CDC.
 Monitored and responded to domestic and global natural disasters using social media
Volunteer
Ladakh, India
Ladākh Health Service Team, Yang Ming University
August 2010
 Provided primary care, triaged patients, managed pharmaceuticals, and collected epidemiological data
at disaster relief clinics.
 Designed first aid courses for underserved students in remote areas.
PRESENTATIONS
“Bullous Fixed Drug Eruptions: A Retrospective Analysis”, 37th annual meeting of the Taiwanese
Dermatological Association, Taipei, Taiwan, November 2011