Areas of Work
- Health and social care research, particularly municipal health and care services and priority setting in care for older people
- Social science research and methodology
- Teaching and supervision
- Master’s Programme in Change and management (SOL)
- Bachelor’s Programme in Politics, Law and Administration
Background
Rødal holds a PhD in Health and Social Sciences, following the programme “Professional Practice: Conditions and Development,” from Molde University College (2025). Her doctoral research examined priority setting in care for older people. She also holds a master’s degree in economics from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), awarded in 2013.
Rødal has several years of experience in social science research, including commissioned research. Her previous positions include performance auditor at Møre og Romsdal Revisjon SA, researcher at Møreforsking AS, and senior research adviser at the Norwegian Centre for Health Innovation.