Tejal is a public health professional with a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree and an interest in health systems strengthening and programme implementation. During her academic and internship experience, she gained exposure to public health research, field data collection, qualitative research, technical documentation and programme-related activities. She completed an internship with the Child Health Foundation where she contributed to the National Biomonitoring Programme for Chemical Toxicants through research, concept notes, technical reports and public health communication materials.
Her academic research focused on exploring consumer awareness and perceptions of lead exposure from glazed ceramics, providing her with practical experience in qualitative research, interviews, focus group discussions, and thematic analysis. As a Program Coordinator at PHFI, she aims to further develop her skills in programme coordination, stakeholder engagement and evidence-informed public health interventions.
