She brings experience to the Core in qualitative and quantitative methods and the conduct of international research. She is currently serving as the PI on two NIH-funded studies on the implementation of Option B+ in Tanzania and developing a stigma-based intervention to support long-term care engagement for pregnant women with HIV. She conducted similar research on postpartum HIV care engagement in South Africa, funded by a CFAR Small Grant. Her expertise spans other areas of global women’s health, including obstetric fistula and the prevention of fetal alcohol syndrome disorder. Dr. Watt has had a leadership role in the Duke CFAR since 2008. She is responsible for promoting the activities of the Core, providing scientific consultations, and facilitating networking among investigators