Steven Dominguez

Background

About Steven Dominguez

I am a strong research professional, health educator, and youth development professional. I am a current PhD student at the Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine in the department of International Health and Sustainable Development. My research interests include health systems strengthening and health workforce dynamics. I have a Master of Science (M.S.) focused in Global Health Sciences from the Institute for Global Health Sciences at the University of California, San Francisco. I was trained as a biochemistry and nano-chemistry research assistant with the Iowa Bioscience Academy at the University of Iowa. I have a demonstrated history of working in academic research, ranging from wet-lab based nano-materials chemistry to right-to-health litigation and maternal health qualitative research. Also, I have worked as a Health Educator in Albania for the U.S. Peace Corps. My academic and professional pursuits have allowed me to present around the United States at conferences, to interning in Romania, taking business and leadership classes in Croatia and Germany, conducting graduate level primary research in Brazil, and attending conferences in the United Arab Emirates and Germany. I am skilled in Facilitation and Presenting, Public Speaking, and Research.