Assistant Professor
Contact Information
| Mailing address | ANSIRH Program 1330 Broadway, Ste.1100 Oakland, CA 94612 |
| Academic Phone: | 628/206-8358 |
| Academic Fax: | 628/206-3112 |
Research/Clinical Interests:
Miranda Hill is a social and behavioral scientist committed to improving HIV, reproductive health, and chronic disease outcomes among populations that experience disproportionately poorer health. She uses both qualitative and quantitative social network analysis to examine how structural factors and interpersonal relationships influence HIV prevention and care, particularly among women. Her current research focuses on the health and well-being of women who relocate within the United States, with an emphasis on the intersections of social networks, behavioral health outcomes, and access to care.
Social Networks, HIV Prevention & Treatment, Health Service Access & Utilization, Women's Health, Community Engagement, Anti-racism, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Community Health, Medically Underserved Populations, Sexual & Reproductive Health
| Spelman College, Atlanta, GA | B.S. | 05/2007 | Biological Sciences |
| University of Georgia, Athens, GA | MPH | 05/2012 | Health Promotion & Behavior |
| University of Georgia, Athens, GA | PhD | 12/2019 | Health Promotion & Behavior |
Achievements & Recognition:
| Expanding the Bench | 2023 - | 2024 | Leaders in Equitable Evaluation & Diversity (L.E.E.A.D.) |
| UCSF Center for AIDS Prevention Studies | 2020 - | 2023 | Traineeships In AIDS Prevention Studies Fellowship (NIMH-T32) |
| University of California, San Francisco | 2022 - | 2022 | Emerging Health Equity Scholar |
| Southern Regional Education Board | 2015 - | 2019 | State Doctoral Scholars Fellowship |
| Duke University | 2016 - | 2017 | Social Networks & Health Fellow (NICHD-R25) |
| University of Georgia | 2014 - | 2015 | Scholar of Excellence Award |
| University of Georgia | 2014 - | 2015 | Excellence in Research Award |
| University of Georgia | 2014 - | 2014 | Mary Frances Early Community Service Award |
| University of Georgia | 2014 - | 2014 | Excellence in Health Promotion Award |
| Feminist Women's Health Center | 2013 - | 2013 | Trailblazer in Women's Health Award |
| University of Georgia | 2014 | Delta Omega Honorary Society in Public Health | |
| University of Georgia | 2015 | National Blue Key Honor Society |
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Hill M, Sevelius J, Sherman ADF, Balthazar M, Klepper M, Radix A, Rebchook G, Hansen N; The Helping Networks of Transgender Women Living with HIV.; Journal of community health; 2023
View in: PubMed
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Miranda Hill, Amber Huff, Neale Chumbler ; Variation in Networks and Forms of Support for Care‐seeking across the HIV Care Continuum in the Rural Southeastern United States; undefined; 2018