I joined HPHCI as a Research Assistant in October 2023 and received my BS in Clinical Psychology with Criminology and Law minors from Belmont Abbey College in May 2023. While in college, I assisted with developmental psychology research as a behavior analyst and was involved in a legal genomics research project studying admissibility of genomic information. In my free time I enjoy reading, painting, and cooking, and hope to pursue graduate school for Epidemiology or Clinical Psychology in the future.

I joined the ECHO team in the spring of 2024 as a Research Assistant. I received my BA from Amherst College, where I majored in sociology and psychology. At Amherst, I collaborated on multiple social impact research projects, including a police reform project. I also served on a diversity, equity, and inclusion board and taught at a local preschool. I am passionate about destigmatizing mental health and aspire to make lasting change in the mental health field.

I joined HPHCI in January of 2024. Previously, I was a Clinical Research Coordinator at Tufts Medical Center, where I worked on multiple clinical trials within the Newborn Medicine Department, as well as an alternative ECHO cohort. I received a BS in Biology and Nutrition from Cornell University and my MPH from Boston University School of Public Health. At BU, my focus was on policy, as well as maternal & child health. Being part of ECHO allows me to continue my work in supporting families and working toward equitable access to healthcare. Outside of work, I love reading, traveling and hiking.

I joined HPHCI as a Research Assistant in January 2024. I received my Master’s in Psychology at Southern Connecticut State University, where I completed my master’s thesis researching vagus nerve stimulation music and its effectiveness in reducing PTSD symptoms. Before this, I received my Bachelor's in Psychology from the University of Rhode Island. In my free time, I enjoy reading, hiking, running, and skiing, and I hope to continue my education in Clinical Psychology in the future.

I joined HPHCI in August 2022. Prior to this, I earned my BA in Psychology from the College of the Holy Cross. While there, I was able to start my research career by studying visual motion processing in animal species. In the future, I hope to continue my education in psychology. Outside of work, I enjoy playing sports, practicing guitar, and attending concerts.

I joined HPHCI in November 2023. I completed my MSc in Biosocial Medical Anthropology from University College London in 2023, where, for my dissertation, I conducted research on pregnant women’s experiences using online forums to answer questions about their symptoms and seek social support. Prior to this, I received my BS in Biological Anthropology from George Washington University in 2022. In my free time, I enjoy reading, long walks, and baking.

I joined HPHCI in September of 2012. I received my BA in Psychology/Child and Adolescent Development with a concentration in sociology in 2016 and my MPH in 2019, both from Southern New Hampshire University. Prior to joining, I worked as a Research Assistant at New England Research Institutes. In my free time, I enjoy listening to music, traveling and spending time with my family.

I joined HPHCI as a research analyst in June 2021. I received my MPH at the University of Miami, where I also worked as a Research Assistant. I contribute to all data management and analysis work for the ECHO team. I primarily oversee the portfolio of ECHO data work, focusing on streamlining internal data management and processing, creating new database systems and processes, performing programming tasks for data management and operations, training new data science team members, and contributing to individual data analysis projects. In my free time I enjoy reading, cooking, and spending time with my dog.

I joined HPHCI in June of 2020. I was previously the Lab Manager for the Vision Sciences Lab in the Harvard Department of Psychology, collaborating on research exploring the spectrum of human face recognition abilities, and developing and validating online cognitive assessments. Following that I was a project and portfolio manager with the Football Players Health Study at Harvard Medical School. I received my Master’s Degree in Management (Organizational Behavior) from Harvard, and my BA in Theatrical Stage Management and Psychology from the University of Vermont.  I am also a certified Project Management Professional. Outside of HPHCI, I am on the board of Company One Theatre, bake at www.TheSweeteryBoston.com, and love spending time with my family.

I joined HPHCI in June 2017. I received my BS in Public Health from Syracuse University. After college, I wanted to combine my passion for service and health care. I went on to serve as an AmeriCorps VISTA, where I spent a year working in school-based health centers in Philadelphia. While working at HPHCI, I also completed my MPH at Boston University School of Public Health in May 2023. In my MPH program, my concentrations were in Health Communication & Promotion and Maternal & Child Health. In my spare time, I enjoy running, playing pickleball, painting, and decorating artistically in calligraphy.

I joined ECHO as a Research Assistant in June 2024. I received my BA in Psychology from Smith College in 2024. At Smith, I assisted in research exploring the intersections of society, psychology, and health, reflecting my strong interests in language and health equity. In my free time, I enjoy exploring new places, crocheting, and spending time with family and friends. In the future, I hope to continue my education in public health and medicine.

I joined HPHCI in 2019 after receiving my BA from Princeton University and MPH from Columbia University. I oversee all aspects of research data for the ECHO portfolio of grants. I am responsible for the grants’ data infrastructure and design, operational and analytical data management, the provision of cleaned data for internal and external researchers, data reporting, and supporting individual project data analysis. I am passionate about equitable healthcare access and the distribution of care and resources particularly to vulnerable populations. In my personal life, I love backpacking, hiking, playing baseball, and I am an avid fan of New York sports teams (and the Green Bay Packers).