EMPH Candidate Trishna Singh stands outside on the UCLA campus wearing a sleeveless black and white top. There is a green leafy tree behind her. Her long dark brown hair is parted on the side and hangs over one shoulder.

Trishna Singh, MPH

Trishna Singh is a dynamic healthcare leader with robust expertise in global health operations and clinical team leadership. Her work focuses on managing patient-centered services, driving strategic institutional initiatives, and optimizing healthcare delivery systems. Trishna was honored as the recipient of the 2026 Lee Thomassen Healthcare Finance Fellowship and in the second year of the EMPH program, won the EMPH Sinaiko Business Plan Competition representing SafeBite Technologies with teammates Emily Brown and Maite Medina, RN. She is dedicated to translating complex health policy into actionable, on-the-ground solutions that improve patient experiences and outcomes, and in 2026 was inducted into the Upsilon Phi Delta Honor Society, a United States honor society for college students and individuals in the field of healthcare administration. 

“The EMPH program helped me gain the skills to connect my background in quality improvement, health equity, and cost improvement with a strategic and financial framework. I want to step into roles where I can shape how systems think about the continuum of care with an equity lens. The mentorship I received from professors and alumni throughout these past two years has been instrumental in shaping how I can best apply this degree into my next steps.” 

  • EMPH Class of 2026