Camille Romero is the Research Programme Manager for the Access to Medicine Index Programme, leading the dedicated research team. The programme includes the Access to Medicine Index, published every two years since 2008, and which evaluates 20 of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies based on governance of access, research & development and product delivery.
Camille holds a Doctor of Pharmacy from Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 and a Master of Public Health from Boston University, where she focused on the areas of global health and pharmaceuticals.
Before joining the Foundation, she worked as a community pharmacist in the region of Lyon, working alongside a team of pharmacists, overseeing a team of technicians, and managing medicine supply. Camille also worked for the Stop Stockouts Project in South Africa, where she supported the team in their efforts to monitor the stock-out of medicines in the public sector and advocate for better medicine access.