Natalie B. Le is a health policy researcher, focusing on health attitudes and political polarization using survey research. Her contribution to the research of partisan views on health policy issues was co-published in the New England Journal of Medicine. Prior to her current role, Natalie spent over a decade conducting research and analyzing poll results for policy organizations to advance healthcare reform.

She holds a Master of Liberal Arts in Government from Harvard University and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Philosophy from College of Charleston. She was awarded several fellowships to support her studies and research.

Outside of her profession, Natalie is a competitive rower and has represented Harvard and MIT graduate boat clubs at the Head of the Charles. She also enjoys horseback riding, playing the piano, and solving chess puzzles.