| Ms. Trinh received her MPH in Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases at Yale University, and currently is a PhD candidate in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences. Her dissertation work focuses on microbial transmission and sharing between dairy workers, dairy cows, and the dairy farm environment. Her dissertation work also focuses on developing statistical methods for microbiome analysis. Ms. Trinh on-going interests include microbiome research as it relates to the occupational health at the human-animal interface, developing accessible statistical tools for microbiome analysis, and finding ways to improve the health of dairy workers and their communities. |
| Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences |
| Email ptrinh88@uw.edu |