• Co-led a working group for International Consortium Hallucination Research using digital technology to investigate the association between metacognition and hallucinations (using mobile surveys via ecological momentary assessment techniques).• Provided statistical support for clinical wellbeing research projects within Center of Excellence for Psychosocial and Systemic Research. • Managed Quality Improvement project aimed to improve clinician’s ability to identify and treat Complex-PTSD in correctional facilities in Greater Boston.• Provided mentorship to junior researchers, including teaching data cleaning methods and statistical analyses.

• Conducted statistical analyses on clinical outcome datasets: combined Cognitive Remediation trial data; Behavioral intervention trial data, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for early psychosis trial data, survey data, and health record data.• Assisted in developing a new metacognitive therapy to improve work outcomes in patients with Serious Mental Illness and support staff training on the metacognitive assessment tool.

• Developed a dynamic model of metacognition and empirically tested this model within a large clinical and non-clinical group using survey methods, interviews, and psychophysical tasks. • Empirically demonstrated in various metacognitive components in FEP and the differential impact on functional disability and supported this with longitudinal research over three years and, specifically, within employment outcomes.• Extended this project to be the first to demonstrate that metacognition may also be expanded to self-defining memories in schizophrenia.

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