Chloe Somberg

Chloe Somberg is a MPH student studying Maternal and Child Health Epidemiology. Chloe has worked at the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) for the past six years in a couple different roles. Currently, she is the Research/Database Analyst in Pediatrician Survey Research. She has also provided data collection and quality assurance for the Children and COVID-19: State Level Data Report during the on-going COVID-19 pandemic. Her previous experience includes a health psychology research assistantship in the Trauma and Critical Care center at a hospital as well as being a behavioral and daily-living skills therapist for children with autism. Chloe's interests within maternal and child health include epidemiology, children with special health care needs, and racial disparities.

Chloe would like to become a skilled epidemiologist and address specific inequalities that affect women, children, and families and utilize data to inform programs, policies, or research. She hopes to apply her experience at AAP to her schoolwork and gain additional knowledge to assist in her research work.

Fun Fact- She is duo-citizen of France and loves to travel!

1. Frintner, M.P. Kaelber D.C, Kirkendall, E.S. Lourie, E.M. Somberg, C.A, Lehmann, C.U. The effect of EHR burden on pediatrician’s work-life balance and career satisfaction. Applied Clinical Informatics. In press.
2. Starmer, A.J. Frintner, M.P. Matos, K. Somberg, C. Freed, G. Byrne, B.J. Gender discrepancies related to pediatrician work-life balance and household responsibilities. Pediatrics. 2019. 144(4): e20182926. doi:10.1542/peds.2018-2926
3. Carver, T. Milia, D. Somberg, C. Brasel, K. Paul, J. Vital capacity helps predict pulmonary complications after rib fractures. Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery. 2015. 79(3): 413-416. doi:10.1097/TA.0000000000000744

1. Weber, S. Brynes, B.J. Starmer, A. Somberg, C. Frintner, M.P. (2021 May). Relationship between gender and sacrifices made for career among early career pediatricians. Platform presentation at annual assembly of the Pediatric Academic Societies. Vancouver, Canada.
2. Frintner, M.P. Somberg C. Haftel, H. (2020 April). Factors that are priorities in pediatric subspecialty choice. Accepted as poster session at annual assembly of American Pediatric Program Directors & at annual assembly of the Pediatric Academic Societies.
3. Olson, L.M. Frintner, M.P. Somberg, C. (2019 April). US pediatric residents’ experience treating gun injuries & views on approaches to reduce gun injury. Platform presentation at annual assembly of the Pediatric Academic Societies, Baltimore, MD.
4. Sisk, B. Fisher, M. Houtrow, A. O’leary, S. Somberg, C. Needle, S. Trevathan, E. (2019 April). Pediatrician’s practice site preparedness for infectious disease outbreaks and natural disaster. Platform presentation at annual assembly of the Pediatric Academic Societies, Baltimore, MD.
5. Frintner, M.P. Somberg, C. Horne, S. McClafferty, H.H. Byrne, B.J. (2018 May). Resident health and wellness and related programs offered during residency. Poster session presented at annual assembly of the Pediatric Academic Societies, Toronto, Canada.
6. Starmer, A.J. Frintner, M.P. Matos, K. Somberg, C. Freed, G. Byrne, B.J. (2017 May). Experiences and satisfaction of early and mid-career pediatricians on division of household responsibilities and work-life balance. Platform presentation at annual assembly of the Pediatric Academic Societies, San Francisco, CA.
7. Carver, T. Milia, D. Somberg, C. Brasel, K. Paul, J. (2015 January).Vital capacity predicts pulmonary complications after rib fractures. Poster session presented at annual assembly of The Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma, Lake Buena Vista, FL.