Syreen Goulmamine, MPH, CHES®, is a seasoned scientist and public health expert dedicated to advancing women’s health outcomes by bridging research, policy, and practice. With a diverse background spanning epidemiology, laboratory management, clinical trials, and public health practice, she excels at translating complex scientific data into insights that drive health policy and research.
As Associate Director of Research Translation and Programs at the Society for Women’s Health Research (SWHR), Goulmamine provides strategic and scientific leadership across the organization’s women’s health portfolio. She leads multidisciplinary initiatives that translate complex evidence into programs, resources, and policy-relevant insights. Through this work, she equips patients, clinicians, researchers, employers, policymakers, and industry leaders with evidence to inform decisions and practice.
Goulmamine’s areas of expertise include menopause and midlife health, autoimmune and rare diseases, maternal health, clinical research, chronic disease, and health disparities & equity. She has led national research examining menopause in the workplace and contributed to studies on severe maternal morbidity, maternal mental health, immunology, and disparities in clinical research. Her work has been published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at national and international scientific meetings. She has also served as an AmeriCorps member and holds local, state, and national leadership as well as advisory roles focused on patient engagement, public health, and health equity.
Goulmamine is currently pursuing a Doctor of Public Health in Implementation and Evaluation Sciences at Emory University. She holds an MPH in Epidemiology from George Mason University and a BS from Randolph-Macon College. She is also a Certified Health Education Specialist.
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