Amanda Noska completed an infectious disease fellowship with Lifespan hospitals and Brown University, caring as a primary care physician for those with HIV/AIDS and serving as an inpatient consultant for five hospitals throughout Providence, RI (Rhode Island Hospital, The Miriam Hospital, The VA Medical Center of Providence, Pawtucket Memorial Hospital, and Women's and Infants Hospital) in July 2015. Her research interests include barriers to care among incarcerated populations, people who inject drugs, and women with HIV and hepatitis C. She coordinated the Reach Out and Read Program for the inner city children of Worcester MA, performed chart audits, attended a variety of community health fairs, assisted with the Homeless Families programs, and worked in the tuberculosis clinic.

Epidemiology, Infectious Diseases, Public Health