PhD student

Theme 3 - Immunisation delivery systems and public interactions with vaccines

London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

Georgia is a social scientist with an academic background in health psychology. She has co-ordinated and implemented qualitative research in the field of healthcare improvement since 2019. Her research in this field has included health services research, policy reviews, systematic reviews, and implementation research on topics spanning maternity care, workforce redeployment and de-escalation, and innovative qualitative methods. Her PhD research project explores parents’ and informal caregivers’ experiences of accessing childhood vaccination services within the United Kingdom with a view to informing interventions to increase service uptake. In her spare time, she enjoys climbing, running, swimming, and cycling. She recently ran a marathon raising funds and awareness for Lyme Disease UK.