Ambassador

Alexandria Domingo

USFSP Student Government - Staff Member
Voices of Hope for Aphasia - Volunteer
John Hopkins All Children's Hospital - Volunteer

Years Involved in Patient Centered Research: 0-2 years
State: Florida
Stakeholder Type: Researcher

Alexandria Domingo is a student research assistant for the PCORI-funded BRIDGE project. Through this role, she has gained interest in becoming more involved with PCORI. Domingo is currently an undergraduate student at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg. Her major is in health science with concentrations in public health and speech therapy. Domingo is on track to graduate by Summer 2019 and start her master’s program in Fall 2019. She has experience as a Child Life Volunteer for John Hopkins All Children’s Hospital and as a Communication Assistant for Voices of Hope for Aphasia.

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