Dr. Camacho-Rivera's research focuses on developing culturally-tailored, patient-centered interventions to improve chronic disease self-management among urban minorities. Her asthma research includes the development, implementation, and evaluation of mobile health technologies and wearable devices to improve asthma education and medication adherence among minority adolescents and adults with asthma. Within her cancer research, she is a co-investigator on the Bedford-Stuyvesant and Bushwick Cancer Health Impact Program, a community-based survey of health information seeking, use of mobile health applications, and cancer screening beliefs and behaviors among Brooklyn residents. She serves as an investigator and faculty mentor within the City College of New York and Memorial Sloan Kettering Partnerships to Advance Cancer Health Equity (PACHE) program. Dr. Camacho-Rivera is currently evaluating the integration of social determinants of health topics within the medical curriculum and serves as the chapter representative within the Social Medicine Consortium's Campaign Against Racism.