As an Assistant Professor, Caroline Masquillier teaches qualitative research in the Masters of Nursing and Midwifery. As a post-doc researcher at the faculties of Medicine and Health Sciences and Social Sciences, Caroline focuses on improving access to prevention and care for people living in socio-economically vulnerable circumstances – with specific interest in reciprocal learning between LMICs and HICs (e.g., community health workers). She is also a member of the Young Academy (JA). For her research and science communication efforts, Caroline has received five awards.
Research Keywords & Expertise
Vulnerable groups
Community-based care
HIV epidemic
Short Biography
As an Assistant Professor, Caroline Masquillier teaches qualitative research in the Masters of Nursing and Midwifery. As a post-doc researcher at the faculties of Medicine and Health Sciences and Social Sciences, Caroline focuses on improving access to prevention and care for people living in socio-economically vulnerable circumstances – with specific interest in reciprocal learning between LMICs and HICs (e.g., community health workers). She is also a member of the Young Academy (JA). For her research and science communication efforts, Caroline has received five awards.
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