I am a Research Assistant Professor in the University of Washington School of Social Work, Director of the Methods Division at the Indigenous Wellness Research Institute, and the Associate Director of the Methods Core at the Behavioral Research Institute for HIV. I am a licensed clinical psychologist and specialize in quantitative methodology in behavioral health research.
The focus of my work is making cutting-edge statistical approaches for evaluating behavioral interventions more accessible to non-statisticians.
One of my key interests is in improving treatment options and access to care for underserved groups. The substantive areas I am most interested in include:
I conduct research on applied statistical techniques for evaluating categorical and zero-inflated outcomes, including alcohol quantity and frequency, alcohol-related problems, and HIV-related outcomes. My recent research focuses on integrative data analysis and combining data across studies to evaluate intervention effectiveness.
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