Her research focuses on the issues of professional identity of healthcare providers, bioethics, class, and gendered aspects of professionalization. Some of her published works include research on the Hippocratic Oath (2015, “Ukrainian Physicians Reinterpret the Hippocratic Oath: Significance of Remuneration and Class in Bioethics,” Human Organization 74(3):197-206) and vaccination anxieties (2011, “Vaccination Campaigns in Post-Socialist Ukraine. When Body Politic and Citizens’ Bodies Intersect,” Medical Anthropology Quarterly 25(4):436-456). Maryna Bazylevych is interested in pedagogy and committed to excellence in Anthropology and Women & Gender Studies classrooms. She has been serving as a book reviews editor for the Anthropology of East Europe Review. She holds a Ph.D. (2010) and M.A. (2004) in Anthropology from State University of New York at Albany.