Mariam Davtyan

Dr. Mariam Davtyan champions interdisciplinary research on resilience factors, HIV, and health-associated stigma. As an Assistant Professor of Research Pediatrics at the Keck School of Medicine of USC, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her field. Dr. Davtyan earned her PhD in Public Health from the University of California, Irvine, where she developed a keen interest in the complex interplay between health and societal factors. Her research primarily focuses on the effects of in utero exposure to HIV and antiretroviral medications among children and young adults. Dr. Davtyan is deeply invested in understanding HIV-associated stigma and discrimination within healthcare settings, aiming to improve the quality of care and support for affected individuals. Her work also explores resilience factors in women of color living with HIV, seeking to empower this community through evidence-based interventions. Dr. Davtyan has made significant contributions to the academic community, with several peer-reviewed manuscripts to her name. Her research has been showcased at both national and international conferences, reflecting her commitment to advancing knowledge and fostering dialogue in her areas of expertise. Through her work, Dr. Davtyan strives to create a more inclusive and supportive healthcare environment for all individuals affected by HIV and related stigmas. In addition to her research, Dr. Davtyan is dedicated to mentoring the next generation of healthcare professionals and researchers. She is actively involved in teaching and guiding students, helping them to develop the skills and understanding necessary to address complex public health challenges. Her passion for education and research continues to inspire those around her, making a lasting impact on the field of public health.