Amara Obi is a health policy analyst turned writer who breaks down the complexities of the American healthcare system from her base in Washington, D.C. She holds a Master of Public Health from Johns Hopkins and spent seven years working on Medicaid expansion initiatives at a nonprofit research institute. Now Amara writes about medical services, public health, and wellness trends for Silver Journal with an unshakeable commitment to accuracy and equity. Her work frequently examines how policy decisions play out in real clinics, homes, and emergency rooms. She’s a first-generation Nigerian American and a fierce advocate for maternal health. Outside work, Amara mentors undergraduate public health students and explores D.C.’s burgeoning West African food scene.
