Sulata Karki is a public health professional with a wealth of experience spanning over seven years. Holding a Master’ Degree in Public Health, she has made significant contributions to various healthcare organizations actively participating in public health programs and research projects. Ms. Karki’s comprehensive expertise extends across diverse areas, including maternal and child health, digital health, mental health, and eye health.
As a proficient mixed-method researcher, Ms. Karki has been actively engaged in implementation science, specifically in an evaluation study focusing on a digital antenatal care intervention project, with an emphasis on non-communicable diseases. In her previous roles, she undertook field supervision for the national mental health survey conducted by the Nepal Health Research Council. Furthermore, Ms. Karki played a pivotal role in the monitoring and evaluation of a program aimed at reducing avoidable blindness in Nepal – a regional eye care project managed by the Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology.
She is dedicated to generating scientific evidence in the field of public health and has a keen interest in conducting health systems research.