Nisha K. Quasba
Senior Manager - Health Policy & Government Relations
Overview
Nisha Quasba serves as a strategic advisor in complex matters regarding public health policy. Staying nimble in an evolving legislative and policy environment is her greatest strength. Through effective advocacy, stakeholder, and coalition engagement, Nisha is able to address client needs and pinch-points. Translating complex policy and scientific jargon into understandable language is her strong suit.
Public Health Experience
Prior to her time with Faegre Drinker, Nisha served as a public policy specialist with the Association of Public Health Laboratories, liaising between government agencies, the association’s membership and policy makers. She monitored federal and state legislation and regulation regarding newborn screening, emerging outbreaks, emergency preparedness and global health. To ensure the successes and challenges of the laboratory community were elevated at the federal level, she worked collaboratively with key external partners to host and organize Hill visits, annual policy symposiums and briefings.
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Credentials
Education
George Washington University
M.P.H. in Health Management & Policy (2018)
University of Maryland
B.S. in Neurobiology & Physiology (2013)
Insights & Events
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- Election Throws Uncertainty Into Lame Duck Package Size, Timing
Mention in Inside Health Policy, November 6, 2024 - The Importance of the Newborn Screening Saves Lives Act
Speaker, September 11th Rare Disease Congressional Caucus Briefing, Washington, DC, September 2019 - Evidence-Based and Innovative Policy Solutions for the Early Years
Speaker, Maternal and Child Health Fellows Meeting, Washington, DC, June 2019 - Understanding Newborn Screening Financial Models
Speaker, Newborn Screening and Genetic Testing Symposium, Chicago, April 2019 - State Newborn Screening Programs: Policy Options & Opportunities
Speaker, NCSL Newborn Screenings Webinar, November 2018