Minjin Kim

Minjin Kim is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Population and Quantitative Health Sciences at UMass Chan Medical School (T.H. Chan School of Medicine), focusing on health informatics and implementation science. Her work bridges nursing, public health, and cultural factors in disease prevention.

• BSN: Case Western Reserve University
• MSN: University of Massachusetts Boston
• PhD: Population Health in Nursing, University of Massachusetts Boston

Her research centers on public health, cervical cancer prevention, and cultural influences on health behaviors, particularly among Korean American populations. She integrates health informatics and implementation science to improve community health outcomes.

Kim’s publications highlight trends in HPV vaccination uptake, emphasizing knowledge gaps, attitudinal barriers, and cultural adaptation in healthcare interventions.

Her networks include collaborations in health education, epidemiology, and health equity, with co-authors like Jeroan Allison and connections to institutions such as University of Massachusetts Boston.