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Charlottesville, Virginia Area

Health in Your Hands (HiYH) is a proprietary medical decision-support system that enhances and accelerates clinical outcomes and cost-effectiveness. HiYH does this by dramatically tightening the feedback loop among interventions and measurable outcomes. HiYH detects the efficacy of the intervention at the moment medication and dosage reach steady state in the body. HiYH's analytic core drives accurate early alerting with unparalleled sensitivity and reduction in false alerting of (>90%). It minimizes the clinically dangerous, widespread phenomenon of alert fatigue. The company's mission is to optimize healing by undergirding effectively real-time Personalized and Precision Medicine with continuous monitoring and targetted alerting. In March, 2020, the company pivoted to adapt HiYH for monitoring and alerting for COVID-19 with FirstAlert Health. FirstAlert Health demonstrated its ability to accurately detect and alert for illness 2-3 days before symptoms begin.With HiYH, the patient and their care team will know whether an intervention works with scientific certainty (i.e., stringent probability standards). HiYH does not merely use population-based norms which is the current standard of care. It adds the individual's baseline norms. Population averages as intervention triggers typically apply usefully to a minority of patients. HiYH precisely alerts to real-time clinically significant changes. It uses evidence-based standards to determine when an individual patient’s status has changed from their individual normal. This prevents prescription errors and optimizes medication and dosage with previously unknown safety, sensitivity, and specificity.HiYH adds quality of life altering value to patients enhancing safety and access. It adds efficiency and cost-effectiveness for providers (expanding billable services). HiYH adds remarkable ROI for payors with proactive, responsive care coordination minimizing the need for expensive emergency and hospital care.

Charlottesville, Virginia, United States

Charlottesville, Virginia Area

Richmond, Virginia Area

Developed methodology to match client/patient service utilization to interagency data sources for the purposes of assessing efficacy, cost-effectiveness of treatment, quality improvement, and resource stewardship. Substance Use Disorder (SUD) TREATMENT SAVES $6 FOR EACH $1 SPENT. Worked with agency representatives to support fiscal argument to legislature resulting in Virginia electing to include SUD services in Medicaid. Drafted interagency agreements and negotiated with agencies’ Assistant Attorneys General to assure compliance with HIPAA, 42 CFR, and each agency’s confidentiality standards.

Charlottesville, Virginia Area

Positions ranged from full-time appointment to adjunct supervisory and research methodology consulting responsibilities. Most recent responsibilities were adjunct and consist of outcome research consultation. Trained and supervised doctoral clinical psychology students in psychotherapy and assessment and provided direct care to clients. Taught graduate class on consultation and supervision. Consulted with faculty and graduate students on research design and statistical techniques.

Richmond, Virginia Area

Responsibilities included design of methodology for conducting statewide outcome research in mental health and substance abuse services, supervision and conduct of data analysis, and supervision of data management staff. Academic responsibilities were within MCV's Department of Rehabilitative Services working with graduate students in Substance Use Disorders services.

Charlottesville, Virginia Area

Responsibilities included research design and statistical analysis for mental health and substance abuse research from several national projects including the Mental Health Statistics Improvement Project (MHSIP) and Consumer Satisfaction Survey which is collected on a statewide basis annually by the Virginia Community Services Boards (CSBs constitute Virginia’s outpatient public mental health system). Supervision of team of undergraduate research assistants.

Charlottesville, Virginia Area

Clinical Psychologist and Site Manager at day school for Seriously Emotionally Disturbed adolescents. Responsibilities included supervision of 6 full-time staff, individual, group, and family therapy, psychological assessment, classroom and systems consultation, supervision of student therapists, and acting as liaison with psychiatric hospitals, Community Service Boards, courts, social service agencies and referring school systems.

Brockton/West Roxbury Va Medical Center

While technically a faculty position, this time was truly the completion of my specialized training in clinical psychology. Primary rotations in Acute/subacute Inpatient Psychiatry and Substance Use/PTSD clinic. Responsibilities included individual, group, couple and family therapy, psychological assessment, systems consultation, serving as psychologist on multi-disciplinary treatment teams. Full year elective rotations in Quality Improvement / Administration, Family Therapy Team, and Outpatient Psychotherapy. Responsibilities included psychotherapy and quality improvement consultation.

Charlottesville, Virginia Area

Staff therapist providing outpatient family, couple, and individual therapy with children, adolescents, and adults. Served as member of supervisory team that trained family medicine residents in brief counseling techniques.

Responsibilities included research design, supervision of collection, management, and analysis for publication of data from the Learning Outcomes Project, a national study of the educational and socio-emotional correlates of placement in different types of educational programs. Co-author of technical report for overall project as well as several journal articles including primary author awarded Mensa Foundation Award for Excellence in Research.

Charlottesville, Virginia Area

Therapist for weekly support group for people with AIDS/HIV+.

Responsibilities included conducting forensic psychological assessments, most often in sentencing or appeal stages of capital murder trials. Assessments entailed interviewing the accused as well as family members, administration and interpretation of psychological tests, formulating recommendations, report writing, and consultation with attorneys.

Responsibilities included long and short-term individual, couple, and family therapy with children, adolescents, and adults. As a case manager for some of the psychological and educational assessments conducted through the center, I was responsible for interviewing, administration and interpretation of psychological tests, completion of reports, and feedback to clients. As research, computer, and audiovisual equipment manager, I was responsible for designing and maintaining a clinical research database, some computer programming, maintenance and purchase of equipment.

Researcher and supervisor for studies of family effects on motivation, self-concept, mental health and academic achievement of children and adolescents. Responsibilities included design, reliability analysis, and revision of sequential videotape coding scheme, writing intra-university grant for video and computer equipment, training and supervision of coders for study, data analysis, and co-authorship of report to funding source.

Responsibilities included interviewing, data collection and analysis of data resulting from comprehensive school system screening of peer, family, teacher, and self-reports of psychosocial adjustment. Provided feedback and training sessions for teachers and counselors on incidence, assessment, and treatment of child and adolescent adjustment problems, particularly depression and suicidal behavior.

Research assistant for study comparing states' standards for childcare with the standards of the branches of the military. Responsibilities included data collection and analysis, as well as formulation of recommendations to improve standards for service delivery for a report submitted to Pentagon officials. Co-authorship of report to DOD.

Research assistant for a study investigating communication deficits in schizophrenia. Responsibilities included design and administration of experimental protocols for patients, computer programming, preparing funding requests for intra and extra- university sources (i.e., fellowship described below, and NIMH grant proposal) and co-authorship of reports to funding agencies.

Clinical Fellow In Psychology

Ph.D., Clinical Psychology

I was a Research Scientist working to pay for doctoral clinical training. I originally trained as a Developmental Psychologist and took.

M.A., Developmental And Quantitative Psychology

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Neuroscience/Psychobiology