Kehinde is a trained pharmacist currently serving as a Population Health Analyst. In this role, she applies her clinical and analytical expertise to interpret patient data, uncover population-level health trends, and design evidence-based interventions that enhance care delivery and outcomes. Her professional journey spans over a decade across multiple healthcare settings, including community retail, hospital, and general physician practices, providing her with a comprehensive understanding of pharmaceutical care. Kehinde holds a Master of Science in Epidemiology with a Pharmacoepidemiology concentration from Rutgers University School of Public Health, complemented by a Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Services and Medicines Control from the University of Bradford and a Bachelor of Pharmacy from Olabisi Onabanjo University. I am dedicated to improving population health by integrating clinical practice with population health research. Through a data-driven approach, I aim to ensure the safe and effective use of medications while advancing real-world outcomes and promoting equity in healthcare delivery.
Kehinde has contributed to the scientific community through her research on triple negative breast cancer treatment patterns, with her work presented at the Society for Epidemiological Research conference and currently under review for publication in the European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology. She maintains active memberships in the Society for Epidemiological Research and the Royal Pharmaceutical Society, reflecting her commitment to advancing knowledge in healthcare research and addressing global health challenges through rigorous epidemiological studies. Beyond her professional pursuits, she enjoys reading and experimenting with new recipes.