Neha Mohammad

Background

About Neha Mohammad

I’m a public health professional who thrives at the intersection of data, policy, and storytelling. With a Master of Science in Public Health from McGill University (GPA: 3.86) and an Honours degree in Cell and Molecular Biology from Concordia University (GPA: 3.80), I’ve cultivated a deep understanding of health systems, diseases, and the power of evidence-based change. Currently, I’m a Specialist in Measurement, Analysis, and Reporting at Health Standards Organization (HSO), where I get to turn complex datasets into meaningful insights, craft stories from numbers, and help shape global healthcare standards. Whether it’s analyzing survey data, running usability tests, or creating toolkits and reports for diverse audiences, I’m driven by a passion for improving health outcomes and making systems work better for people. From publishing research on colorectal cancer patient experiences to leading international humanitarian initiatives, my journey has always been about finding innovative ways to make an impact. I’m fluent in quantitative analysis, qualitative research, and stakeholder engagement—and I’m always eager to collaborate, learn, and push boundaries. Let’s connect if you’re curious about health equity, quality standards, or how data can tell the stories that change lives!