Boston, Massachusetts, United States
As a Clinical Research Coordinator III at UMass Chan Medical School, I conduct, coordinate, and disseminate research to improve care for perinatal patients with mood and substance use disorders. I also facilitate UMass Chan's weSPARC Insight Advisory Council to further community engagement in psychiatry and behavioral sciences research. I have a Master of Bioethics degree from Harvard Medical School and a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy and Cognitive Science from Carleton College. With 6+ years of work experience in research and advocacy roles, I am skilled in research compliance, study design, data analysis and dissemination, and implementation of evidence-based health care in clinical settings. I value collaboration, diversity, and innovation, and I seek to bring these perspectives to my work.
Coordinating research to improve care for perinatal patients with mood or substance use disorders
Researched the African American jeremiad in modern religious movements. Worked with Professor of African/African American Studies and Religion, Kevin Wolfe.