Camilla S. Dohlman, MPH (she/her/hers) is a Program Manager for OHSU's Community Outreach, Research & Engagement (CORE) team. She is currently managing a statewide initiative to build capacity for cancer prevention in Oregon's rural communities. She also leads the multi-institutional Community Belonging Measurement Project, a community-engaged research study which involves the development and adoption of a measure of belonging and resilience in Central Oregon.

She has also supported various other evaluation projects for OCTRI's Evaluation Assistance program, providing mixed-methods research expertise for community-driven projects across the state. Camilla previously worked as a program evaluator for a non-profit in rural Eastern North Carolina on capacity-building efforts for public institutions seeking to implement trauma-informed programs, and has several years of experience working in federal health services research. Camilla has expertise in program implementation and evaluation, human-centered design, and qualitative and quantitative research methods. She is passionate about advancing rural health programming that is asset-based, equitable, and sustainable. She holds a B.A., with honors, from Johns Hopkins University, and a M.P.H. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.