Pallavi Singh
Research Associate II, Georgia Health Policy Center

Pallavi Singh is a Research Associate II at the Georgia Health Policy Center, where she contributes to the State Opioid Response (SOR) project, the Substance Use Intensive Residential Treatment (SU-IRT) program, and the Georgia Apex Program (G.A.P.). In her role with the SOR project, she supports the implementation and evaluation of DBHDD-backed initiatives, including Sources of Strength, Adopt-a-School, and the First Responder Strategy. This strategy encompasses Naloxone First Responder Training and the State Opioid Response Adaptation (SOAR), delivered through the Georgia Public Safety Training Center (GPSTC). Pallavi specializes in developing evaluation frameworks, conducting qualitative and quantitative analyses, and translating data into actionable insights to enhance substance use prevention and school-based mental health services.

Previously, as a Digital Health Intern at John Snow Research and Training Institute (JSI), she worked on the USAID-funded Momentum Integrated Health Resilience (MIHR) project, strengthening maternal and child health systems in international fragile healthcare settings.

With over five years of experience in public health, health informatics, and data analytics, she is dedicated to leveraging data-driven strategies to improve healthcare systems and outcomes. She holds an MS in Health Informatics from Indiana University and a B.Sc. in Dental Surgery from People’s University, India.