JENEFER M. JEDELE

Jenifer M. Jedele specializes in advanced social science research and econometric analysis focused on veteran health outcomes, with deep expertise in building and analyzing longitudinal health databases. Her work centers on extracting actionable insights from complex mortality and health surveillance datasets, particularly related to hypertension and its long-term impacts among Vietnam-era veterans. She applies rigorous quantitative methods—including regression modeling, survival analysis, and data integration techniques—to inform public health policy and improve veteran care delivery. Her technical proficiency spans data curation, statistical software development, and the application of behavioral health frameworks to epidemiological research, distinguishing her as a niche provider of evidence-based analysis in the social sciences domain. Her primary agency engagement is with the Department of Veterans Affairs, where she delivers research-driven support for mortality studies and chronic disease surveillance initiatives. This relationship reflects a focused partnership in generating empirical foundations for VA’s health equity and veteran wellness programs, particularly through data-intensive analyses of historical cohort data. Her core industry focus is in NAICS 541720—Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities—where she translates academic rigor into applied policy research. She specializes in health disparities, veteran population dynamics, and the intersection of socioeconomic factors with chronic disease outcomes, positioning her as a targeted provider for federal agencies requiring nuanced human-centered data analysis. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified entity based in Dexter, Michigan, Jenifer M. Jedele operates as a solo practitioner with a lean, agile structure optimized for high-impact, mission-critical research contracts. Her certifications enhance her eligibility for set-aside opportunities and reflect a commitment to diversity in federal research contracting. Her geographic presence supports remote collaboration with federal research teams nationwide, enabling her to serve VA and other agencies without geographic constraint.