Implementation Scientist & Clinical-Community Psychologist
Consultation & Contracting
Community Psychologists support communities to foster resilience and prevent problems before they start. This means promoting programs and policies to improve health and wellbeing. I am proud to partner with community agencies, healthcare systems, universities, and innovative initiatives locally and around the world. As an independent consultant I collaborate with healthcare and social service agencies to conduct needs assessments, evaluate programs, and implement new policies and standards. My specialty is implementation science, or the rigorous application of frameworks for understanding contexts and improving the adoption and sustainment of evidence-based practices.
My approach is one of power-sharing and collaboration. In both research and practice I consider myself a methodologist and generalist. However, I do have specific experience in health equity, mental health, cancer, integrated care, and coalition building. The common thread in all my consultation work is use of systems science, participatory methods, and mixed-methods data approaches. Projects vary from a single evaluative report to multi-year investigative partnerships.
Past partners and collaborators include representation from: the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Alliance on Mental Illness, RAND Corporation, Serve & Connect, Dawn Chorus Group, Institute for Healthcare Improvement, and many academic affiliates at universities such as the University of Michigan, University of South Carolina, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Duke University, Harvard University, Morehouse School of Medicine, and University of Pennsylvania.

Implementation Support
Based on the latest in implementation science.

Evaluation
Program and process evaluation, both formative and summative.

Quality Improvement
Data-driven processes and technical assistance.