Julie has worked with the Global Health Delivery Project at Harvard since its inception. Over the years, she has contributed to supporting high-value delivery programs and frontline providers in resource-limited settings through multiple channels. Julie has helped research, document, and disseminate what works in health care delivery through more than 45 Harvard Business School-style teaching cases and analytical teaching guides, and she has shared some of those lessons through her support of the Global Health Delivery Intensive summer training program. She helps lead the Better Evidence work, now done in collaboration with Ariadne Labs, to improve access and uptake of evidence-based, digital clinical resources for practitioners. She has contributed to building analytical frameworks, writing scholarly articles, and executing several research projects commissioned by global health institutes and the World Health Organization. Prior to GHD, Julie worked in clinical research at Emory University School of Medicine and in community-based nonprofit organizations in Latin America and the US. Julie has an MPH in epidemiology and global health from the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University and a BA in anthropology from Harvard College. She is currently completing her DrPh.