Andy Weinhold is a Research Analyst at Duke University’s Center for Health Policy & Inequalities Research. He works across a range of projects including the Clergy Health Panel Survey, EASE, Peer to Peer, DREAM-Engage, MINT-HKW, and ENC-HEAL, supporting data collection, management, and study operations. He previously served as lead coordinator for BASIC, a seven-year project focused on task-sharing and mental health interventions in Kenya.

Andy’s work centers on designing and managing data systems that support complex research studies. He collaborates with investigators and project teams to build surveys and data collection tools, while also ensuring that financial, regulatory, and reporting processes stay on track. Known for his versatility, he often serves as a bridge between researchers, programmers, clinicians, and community partners.

He is passionate about using data to prevent avoidable health challenges and values the opportunity to learn from diverse teams and participants. Based in South Carolina, Andy enjoys traveling with his family, playing ice hockey, and following sports and comedy podcasts.