Biostatistics and Epidemiology Data Analytics Center,

• Consult on and perform statistical analysis for multiple projects and collaborate in manuscript preparation and editing; contributed to over 50 peer reviewed journal articles. Extensive collaboration with multiple investigators and project teams. Reviewer for several refereed scholarly publications. • Manage National and International training in study processes. International training implemented in St. Petersburg, Russia and Durban, South Africa.• Consult in the design and development of research databases; initiate and design quality control mechanisms and supervise the implementation of protocols.• Manage and supervise the flow of participant recruitment, enrollment, data collection and data cleaning within a specified time-frame.• Supervise and mentor junior analysts and student interns.• Cofounder and member of the In-House SAS Users Group Steering Committee: generating learning opportunities for staff with development of monthly training topics.

• Provided analytic support and guidance in evaluating the HRSA HIV Outreach Initiative dataset for publication and dissemination.• Created paper concepts, manuscript preparation and writing of evaluation outcomes related to the HIV Outreach Initiative.• Supervised research assistants in appropriate statistical analysis and interpretation of results.• Peer review and editing of a journal supplement as part of the HIV Outreach Initiative compilation for publication in the Journal of AIDS Patient Care and STDs. • Forms development, database construction, protocol conception, data cleaning, and communication with field sites as data coordinating and evaluation center for the Peer Education Training Sites Initiative. http://cahpp.org/project/peer-center/

• Supervised data management for the HRSA funded enhanced outreach intervention project for underserved HIV-infected populations; The Fenway Institute was one of 10 sites nationwide. • Provided statistical support, analytic strategy and data analysis as required for study protocols; generated written reports, abstracts, and manuscripts. • Developed the research protocol and analytic strategy for the HIV+ Retention Project, which was a supplemental project to the outreach intervention study. Project manager for this supplemental study that involved supervision of a research associate, presentations to stakeholders and development of scientific papers for dissemination.• Team member of the multi-site qualitative data analysis group; performed interviews and analysis of the related qualitative data using N-Vivo software. • Presented project findings at APHA, Ryan White All Titles Conference, and to Fenway Community Health Center.http://cahpp.org/project/core/

• Conducted a variety of tasks associated with data collection, data analysis, and project management for the Caregiver-SOF Study, a multisite epidemiologic cohort study. Created interviewing schedules for co-investigators and performed interviews of caregiver participants at the Baltimore site. • Performed and supervised quantitative data analysis in SAS for monthly summary reports, scientific abstracts, NIH grants and manuscripts resulting from this study. Performed data cleaning activities such as logic checks/range checks and quality control. Data analysis included multivariable regression analysis and proportional hazards modeling. • Developed and maintained Access tracking databases and participated in monthly conference calls with directors and managers at the four study sites.• Supervised MPH students performing directed study projects.

• Evaluated, developed, and planned adolescent, adult, and geriatric physical therapy programs to provide high quality rehabilitation to patients ensuring a return to maximal function and independent living. Served as a clinician in both the outpatient orthopedic and acute care services. Administered care to 50 patients weekly and supervised physical therapy interns. • “Focus on Therapeutic Outcomes” Coordinator: analyzed clinical outcomes data based on the SF36. Organized and presented data to outpatient physical and occupational therapy staff on a quarterly basis. Produced professional computer presentations for department head and board of trustees meetings. Served as troubleshooter for quality improvement ideas and facilitator for evidence-based practice. • Physical Therapy Liaison to Osteoporosis Clinic: served on committee charged with the development and planning of the Multidisciplinary Osteoporosis Center consisting of Rheumatology, Endocrinology, Nutrition, and Physical Therapy to deliver specialized care to patients with bone disease. • Clinical Instructor: supervised and instructed undergraduate and graduate students in professional physical therapy programs. Clinical faculty member of Boston University and MGH Institute of Health Professions.