Rachel Terry, Phd Email & Phone Number

Portland, Or, Us

Design, manage, and conduct qualitative and quantitative research in the UserZoom and UserTesting platform to produce actionable insights for clients, particularly in B2B, finance, and e-commerce industries Collaborate with stakeholders across teams and departments, including product managers, engineers, and designers to develop research strategyResponsibilities include: project scoping, screener creation, protocol development, collecting and analyzing qualitative and quantitative data, writing and presenting reports, and client communication

As part of the Program Evaluation and Development team, I collaborate with families, caseworkers, supervisors, and administrators to conduct evaluation that leads to organizational changes and meaningful impacts. I have extensive experience in quantitative and qualitative research, including research design, developing and implementing measurement tools, and leading data collection, analysis, and reporting. I often facilitate conversations with diverse, cross-functional teams in virtual settings, leveraging interactive tools such as Miro and Piktochart to review data and develop strategic plans, theories of change, logic models, and journey maps.

Portland, Oregon Metropolitan Area

Develop research designs, protocols, instruments, and data collection including focus groups, in-person, phone, and video interviews, and online surveysWrite reports and presentations; present findings to stakeholders including community organizations, non-profits, city, and state governmentsManages data and databases in compliance with HIPAA regulations and completes quantitative and qualitative analyses Provide training and technical assistance related to research and evaluation activities

Portland, Oregon Metropolitan Area

Examined the impact of multiple levels of the environment (e.g., social, community, physical) on well-being and community inclusion among members of marginalized groups, particularly adults with psychiatric disabilities and people experiencing homelessness. Research topics included sense of community, community participation, social support, mental health, and stigma. Research methods utilized include qualitative, quantitative, mixed-methods, and community-based participatory research. Responsibilities include:Program evaluationResearch designQualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods data collection and analysisPublications, presentations, and reports for peer-reviewed journals and conferences, stakeholders, and community partnersTraining and supervision of research assistantsCommunity and stakeholder engagement Project management

Instructor of record for 400-level course on community psychology. Responsibilities included preparing class materials, lecturing, holding office hours, grading, and supervising a graduate-level teaching assistant.

Taught local community courses at American Red Cross chapters and businesses at their desired locations across Texas. Responsibilities include set-up, lecturing, teaching skills, and entering records.

Georgetown, Texas

Responsibilities included answering phone calls and walk-ins, updating and monitoring the budget, scheduling appointments, and reserving event spaces. I was also in charge of meeting preparation, which included research, communication with other offices, and document preparation.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Applied Psychology

Dissertation - Individual and community supports that impact community inclusion and recovery for individuals with serious mental illnesses

Master Of Science - Ms, Applied Psychology

Thesis - The influence of sense of community on the relationship between community participation and mental health for individuals.

Bachelor'S Degree, Psychology And Environmental Studies

Activities and Societies: Psi Chi National Honor Society, Student Foundations