Terence Johnson Email & Phone Number

Chapel Hill, Nc

• Lead investigator on a research project to investigate the extent to which people released from incarceration use substance abuse services and understand the association between HIV care and use of substance abuse services• Synthesized the current literature and developed an theoretical model (adapted version of the Andersen framework for health services utilization) to understand the factors that influence the use of substance abuse services among people released from incarceration • Conducted multivariable logistic models to understand factors associated with the use of substance abuse service use and the impact of substance abuse service use on sustaining HIV viral load

Chapel Hill, Nc

• Helped conduct focus groups to evaluate patients’ perspectives on self-reported barriers and facilitators to comprehending written warfarin educational materials provided by the clinic• Led qualitative analysis of focus groups and produced one manuscript • Designed two research projects to compare medication and emergency department use between HIV/Hepatitis C (HCV) co-infected, HCV and HIV mono-infected patients. • Conducted trending and multivariable data analysis using SAS• Published two manuscripts and presented at two professional conferences• Explored the use of community pharmacies in a structural intervention to increase the uptake of low dead space syringes to reduce medication waste and the transmission of HIV and HCV among injection drug users• Provided support on a research project to estimate engagement in outpatient care for people living with HIV in the United States

Chapel Hill, Nc

• Severed as the teaching Assistant for United States Healthcare Systems (PHCY 431) and Law and Ethics (PHCY 432). • Served as the point of communication for approximately 160 students. • Provided assistance preparing lecture materials and grading. • Provided the course instructor of United States Healthcare Systems (PHCY 431) assistance in redesigning course lectures and assignments• Created lesson objectives, PowerPoint slides, and in class activities for Health Insurance 101 and Medicare lectures

Chapel Hill, Nc

• Collected cost data to conduct a cost-effectiveness analysis of a randomized control trial of a multicomponent intervention designed to help inmates living with HIV sustain viral load suppression post-release from prison • Assisted in creating a regression model to predict the number of HIV infections adverted • Interviewed research team members to estimate the cost of providing the intervention• Provided support in designing and coding qualitative interview transcripts

Chapel Hill, Nc

• Served as a Teaching Assistant for a Biostatistics course• Led weekly, three hour Supplemental Instruction sessions for 45 students• Assisted in designing the course and grading

• Developed a literature review on HIV antiretroviral adherence, violence exposure and mental health disorders among HIV-infected individuals• Designed a study to examine the association between antiretroviral adherence and: (a) being the victim of a past violent crime; (b) being the victim of ongoing violence; (c) emotional well-being among HIV-infected people who participated in SafeTalk• Conducted multivariate data analysis using SPSS to test for associations between violence exposure and antiretroviral adherence, while controlling for several variables