I am available to work with individuals, government agencies, cities, non-profit and for-profit corporations to develop strategies for increasing access to person-centered and effective evidence-based treatments for substance use disorders and mental health disorders. I use a mixed-methods approach with a team of subject matter and research experts.

I have led development, implementation and/or evaluation of mobile health applications, patient/provider health portals, health workforce education programs, patient/client education programs, criminal justice administration education programs, and person-centered care operationalization. Additionally, I have extensively participated in evaluations of federal and state-level policies, such as prescription drug monitoring programs, opioid prescribing laws, and medication-assisted treatment regulation.

Finally, I am available to organize and conduct lectures about health policy, health services, and/or substance use disorder treatment.

Current & Past Consulting Work

University of Florida (NIH NIDA U01DA055358; PI: Gurka), The Healthy Brain and Child Development National Consortium
  • Role: Consultant (Paid)
  • 1/01/2024 – 1/01/2025
  • I assist the research team in identifying and navigating legal and ethical issues related to our research regarding the effects of opioids on neonates and the developing brain.
American University (DOJ Bureau of Justice Assistance; PI: Menon), Color in the Court: Racial & Ethnic Disparities Initiative Program Assessment, Training, & Technical Assistance
  • Role: Consultant (Paid)
  • 1/01/2023 – 1/01/2025
  • This project’s goal is to raise awareness of racial and ethnic disparities in treatment courts and provide courts educational tools to address these disparities.
Florida State University (SAMHSA; PI: Piekalkiewicz), Building Rural Community Health and Resilience: The Rural Opioid Technical Assistance Center for Region 4
  • Role: Consultant (Paid)
  • 10/01/2022 – 10/01/2024
  • This project provides technical assistance related to substance use disorder prevention and treatment in eight U.S. states.
Johns Hopkins University, Career Coach for Health Policy Research Scholars Program
  • Role: Consultant (Paid)
  • 01/01/2021 – 12/31/2022
  • I serve as a career coach to PhD students in the Health Policy Research Scholars Program who are seeking a research career focused on substance use disorder-related policy.
Arizona State University, Project ECHO MAT Hub Team
University of Pittsburgh (CDC R01 CE003152-01-00; PI: Nostrand), Problem-Solving Court Project
University of Michigan (HRSA U81HP29300; PI: Beck), Cooperative Agreement for a Regional Center for Health Workforce Studies
  • Role: Consultant (Paid)
  • 08/01/2019 – 08/01-2023
  • This study uses mixed methods to examine physician and nurse practitioner barriers to MOUD prescribing using a nationally representative sample.
Wayne State University, Problem-Solving Court Project
  • Role: Consultant (Paid)
  • 01/01/2021 – 01/01/2022
  • This study is examining the utilization of teleservices by courts during COVID-19, including in relation to substance use disorder treatment.