Experience

League of Women Voters

• Political Organizations
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Health Policy Intern

  • Jan 2023 - Present



University of South Carolina

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Arnold School of Public Health Undergraduate Research Assistant

  • Jan 2021 - May 2021

  I conducted a systematic review of clinical literature/ on the association between advanced maternal age and adverse pregnancy outcomes in the United States as part of a larger study of the biomedicalization of advanced maternal age and its implications for first-time mothers age 35 and older and contributing to peer-reviewed manuscripts and conference presentations (PI: Dr. Emily S. Mann). I presented our research at UofSC's Undergraduate Research Convention, Discover UofSC, in… Show more I conducted a systematic review of clinical literature/ on the association between advanced maternal age and adverse pregnancy outcomes in the United States as part of a larger study of the biomedicalization of advanced maternal age and its implications for first-time mothers age 35 and older and contributing to peer-reviewed manuscripts and conference presentations (PI: Dr. Emily S. Mann). I presented our research at UofSC's Undergraduate Research Convention, Discover UofSC, in Columbia, SC on April 23, 2021 (Poster Presentation). My Poster presentation: Johnson, Samantha A. and Emily S. Mann. “Are First-Time Mothers of ‘Advanced Maternal Age’ Actually ‘High Risk’?: An Examination of Clinical Research in the United States,” won two awards; Winner of the Maternal and Child Health iPoster Contest; Awarded by the Maternal and Child Health Department, UofSC Arnold School of Public Health and Excellence and outstanding achievement Award for Discover UofSC iPoster Presentation. Show less I conducted a systematic review of clinical literature/ on the association between advanced maternal age and adverse pregnancy outcomes in the United States as part of a larger study of the biomedicalization of advanced maternal age and its implications for first-time mothers age 35 and older and contributing to peer-reviewed manuscripts and conference presentations (PI: Dr. Emily S. Mann). I presented our research at UofSC's Undergraduate Research Convention, Discover UofSC, in… Show more I conducted a systematic review of clinical literature/ on the association between advanced maternal age and adverse pregnancy outcomes in the United States as part of a larger study of the biomedicalization of advanced maternal age and its implications for first-time mothers age 35 and older and contributing to peer-reviewed manuscripts and conference presentations (PI: Dr. Emily S. Mann). I presented our research at UofSC's Undergraduate Research Convention, Discover UofSC, in Columbia, SC on April 23, 2021 (Poster Presentation). My Poster presentation: Johnson, Samantha A. and Emily S. Mann. “Are First-Time Mothers of ‘Advanced Maternal Age’ Actually ‘High Risk’?: An Examination of Clinical Research in the United States,” won two awards; Winner of the Maternal and Child Health iPoster Contest; Awarded by the Maternal and Child Health Department, UofSC Arnold School of Public Health and Excellence and outstanding achievement Award for Discover UofSC iPoster Presentation. Show less