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Danielle Deery, JD, MURP

Danielle Deery, JD, MURP

Danielle Deery, JD, MURP

Danielle Deery, JD, MURP, is the administrative research manager with the Division of Hematology at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

Areas of expertise: Regional coordination, Grant writing and submission, Educational program planning, Project management

Locations: Main Building


215-590-3535

About Danielle Deery, JD, MURP

Danielle Deery has worked in the field of public health and regional coordination since 2008, coming from a background in the law and urban planning. While at CHOP, she has served as the Regional Coordinator of Mid-Atlantic Region III Hemophilia Treatment Centers, an Accreditation Specialist in Regulatory and Accreditation, the Employee Safety Program Manager and she is currently an Administrative Manager, Research. Her current role includes managing all administrative aspects of the NoT Bleeding Frontier Program in the Division of Hematology. This includes assisting with marketing, contracting, budgeting and other logistical functions for the new program.

Titles

Administrative Research Manager

Education & training

Undergraduate Degree

BA in History - Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA

Graduate Degree

Juris Doctor and Master of Urban and Regional Planning - University of Richmond, Richmond, VA

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