I am a PhD scientist with over eight years of experience in life sciences consulting, primarily in measurement and psychometrics, and more than 20 years experience in human subjects research across several fields of study. I have served as Principal Investigator on projects spanning a wide range of disease areas addressing a variety research questions. The research solutions I have developed to answer these questions have won RFPs from both new and returning clients. Expertise across a variety of research designs and approaches has afforded me flexibility in accommodating clients’ specific needs, from meta-analysis or psychometric validation to outcome recommendations or survey research. I have successfully communicated research in a variety of ways: technical reports, published literature, FDA evidence dossiers, or talks aimed at varied audiences.Trained as a cognitive neuroscientist, I have continued work in clinical neuroimaging of visual cognition in psychiatric populations, focusing on schizophrenia. My experience includes postdoctoral fellowships at MIT and Harvard Medical School, the latter under which I continue to publish work.Having successfully driven projects and published in neuroimaging, cognitive psychology, psychophysics, clinical research, and pharmaceutical research, I have the benefit of a wide array of proven expertise and experience upon which to draw. I excel in collaboration with colleagues and clients, having learned that taking the time to listen and benefit from others’ points-of-view leads to the best results. Clients have uniformly rated my work as ‘10’ out of ‘10’ on Net Promoter surveys and frequently request that I lead new projects. My ability to combine scientific expertise and a collaborative spirit to answer practical but challenging scientific questions would be an asset to any organization.
Listed skills include Experimental Design, Statistics, Data Analysis, Research Design, and 33 others.
