Madeline Conlon
MPH
Research Coordinator, Acquired Brain Injury Research Program
- Marcus Center for Advanced Rehabilitation
About Madeline
“Research is the key to understanding — and improving — the patient experience.”
Madeline Conlon is a Research Coordinator in Shepherd Center’s Acquired Brain Injury Research Program, where she collaborates on studies that evaluate patient outcomes and enhance rehabilitation strategies. Her work spans protocol development, participant recruitment, data management, and supporting statistical analysis and manuscript preparation — all aimed at advancing evidence-based care.
Research specialties
- Patient outcomes in chaplaincy services, recreational therapy, and vocational rehabilitation
- Whole-person approaches to neurorehabilitation
- Translating data into strategies for long-term recovery
Education & training
- Master of Public Health (MPH), Epidemiology – Georgia State University, 2025
- B.S., Public Health – Georgia College & State University, 2023
Certifications
- National Institutes of Health (NIH) Human Subjects Research Certification
Why her work matters
Madeline’s research helps Shepherd deliver on its mission of holistic rehabilitation. By studying interventions that support physical recovery, emotional well-being, and community reintegration, her work identifies strategies that improve quality of life and long-term outcomes for individuals with acquired brain injuries.
“Shepherd’s commitment to innovation and patient-centered care makes every project meaningful. Our research doesn’t just generate data — it shapes lives.”
Beyond Shepherd
Outside of work, Madeline loves baking, attending concerts, and spending time with family and friends.