Meghan E. Meredith is a postdoctoral fellow at NYU Langone Health's Center for Surgical & Transplant Applied Research (C-STAR) under Dr. Sommer E. Gentry. She is interested in improving inefficiency and inequity in healthcare systems using mathematical modeling. At C-STAR, she works to make organ donations and transplants equitable, accessible, and successful. 

Meghan received her Ph.D. in Operations Research from the H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology, advised by Dr. Lauren N. Steimle. Her thesis developed mathematical models to predict risk of maternal morbidity and mortality, analyze measures of access to maternity care, characterize the trade-offs between travel distance and delivery volume, and predict the worst-case maternity care unit closures under realistic patient care-seeking behavior.

In 2023, Meghan was selected as a Summer Associate at RAND Corporation where she worked on quantifying the impact of forced labor laws on U.S. business. 

Meghan received her B.S. in Industrial Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she worked with Dr. Laura Albert on analyzing the results of a smart policing initiative to reduce high-risk opioid use and drug-related crime. At UW-Madison, she was a member of the Quality & Safety Improvement Student Lab.