Anne Siegler

Anne Siegler serves as a Researcher within the Division of General Pediatrics and Adolescent Health at the University of Minnesota Department of Pediatrics. Her primary institutional affiliations include the Enhanced Perinatal Programs for People in Prison (E4P) and the Shlafer Program for Research on Criminal Justice & Health, where she contributes to specialized initiatives addressing healthcare disparities in vulnerable populations.

Her research centers on critical intersections between criminal justice systems and healthcare delivery, with focused expertise in perinatal health for incarcerated individuals and adolescent health within correctional settings. Dr. Siegler's work in the E4P program develops evidence-based frameworks for maternal-infant care in prisons, while her involvement with the Shlafer Program investigates long-term health consequences of criminal justice contact across developmental stages. This dual focus positions her at the forefront of health equity research for marginalized communities.

Dr. Siegler operates within two major research frameworks: the Shlafer Program for Research on Criminal Justice & Health examines systemic impacts of justice involvement on health trajectories, while the Enhanced Perinatal Programs for People in Prison (E4P) implements clinical innovations and policy advocacy to transform perinatal care standards within correctional facilities. Both initiatives operate under the University of Minnesota's Department of Pediatrics structure, leveraging interdisciplinary approaches to address complex health disparities.