Danielle Charlet is a global health professional with experience in health program design and management, basic and applied research, and promoting effective and innovative approaches for improving healthcare. Dr. Charlet has conceptualized and designed an integrated child health and nutrition program in a rural region in South India; established effective data collection and monitoring practices for a non-profit organization; and has conducted global health research in a variety of subject areas, including maternal, newborn, and child health; community care; human resources for health; and health financing. Currently, Dr. Charlet is the Technical Advisor for the Translating Research in to Action (TRAction) Project at URC, providing technical support to research studies, monitoring of sub-awards, and reviewing of technical products. Dr. Charlet has received her Bachelor's in Microbiology and Immunology, Medical Degree, and Ph. D in Experimental Medicine, from McGill University, Montreal. She is a native English Speaker and proficient in French.