Jennifer Jackson

Jennifer Jackson is a dedicated healthcare research professional with over 12 years of experience in the field, focusing primarily on cancer research, including breast and prostate cancers. Currently, she serves as a Clinical Research Coordinator at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) – NIDCR, where she oversees clinical studies, supports program-side research initiatives, and collaborates closely with multidisciplinary teams to advance patient-centered clinical trials. Her work emphasizes patient-provider communication and the inclusion of minority populations in research, ensuring that healthcare delivery is equitable and effective.

Prior to her role at NIH, Jennifer worked as a Clinical Coordinator at Georgetown University, where she contributed to oncology clinical trials across breast, prostate, and gastrointestinal cancers. Her areas of expertise include clinical trial design, protocol development, health disparities, and community engagement. She has led initiatives aimed at educating women—particularly those from underserved communities—on the importance of mammograms, preventive screenings, and accessing affordable healthcare.

Jennifer holds a Bachelor of Science in Clinical Research Administration from George Washington University (2022) and a Master’s Degree in Clinical and Translational Research from Georgetown University (2025). She is planning to pursue a PhD to further advance her expertise in clinical research. Outside of her professional work, Jennifer is passionate about family, animals (she has two German Shepherds), and an active lifestyle that includes hiking, traveling, concerts, and sports. She is also deeply committed to volunteer work and community advocacy, supporting breast cancer organizations and promoting preventive health education.

• Georgetown University - M.S.

• Breast Cancer Organizations