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Emily Caron

Research Systems Programmer/Analyst

Education

BA, Mathematics, University of New Hampshire

Emily Caron is a research systems programmer/analyst at RTI. She is an expert in computer software programming, analyzing complex data, setting estimates, developing survey specifications, editing, and writing reports. Her work centers around survey and statistical programs with an emphasis in application development for survey data collection and editing instruments.

Currently, Ms. Caron is the Programming & Systems LEAD as well as the CATI front-end programmer for the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey (NISVS-5). She is also the Systems Task Lead and programmer for numerous studies, including Couples Health CoOp Plus, Fentanyl Test Strip OD Study, and Oregon’s Measure 110. Ms. Caron also serves as the Data Management Lead for the EBONI Study.

Publications

Article

Multilevel strategies to end HIV for young couples in Cape Town: Study protocol for a cluster randomized trial

June 2024

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Related Capabilities

Solution

Data Analysis and Reporting

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