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Hi. I'm Carol, an applied clinical behavior & intervention scientist (PhD) with deep expertise in how people thrive, change, and engage during challenging or stressful circumstances. 

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As an applied clinical behavior & intervention scientist, I excel at both measuring and eliciting change in a targeted and science-driven way. That is, my work takes a scientifically rigorous approach to develop and empirically test: 

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  • Frameworks that identify the key mechanisms leading to sustainable and meaningful change.

  • Valid and reliable assessments and outcome measures (i.e. metrics, assessment tools, and COAs) to ensure that we are accurately and consistently measuring change.

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  • Cognitive, behavioral, and social interventions that create positive change and outcomes in organizational and clinical contexts.

  • Strategies to increase engagement and adherence to interventions, procedures, and protocols to maximize their effectiveness and impact.​

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​As an established scientist across the health, education, and technology sectors, I'm known for not only my scientific rigor, but also my ability to define and innovate on scientific methodology and practice in applied research settings, as well as my ability to communicate science to broad audiences.

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​Currently, I am an IBHRI research fellow, and Bravely Mental Health's clinical science advisor, where I focus on improving adherence to evidence-based strategies. Previously, I was the Developer Success Lab's principal scientist, where I developed and scientifically tested ways to improve developer experience and productivity. I was also a professor at Nevada State University, where I developed PROs, identified mechanisms of treatment adherence and engagement, and researched cognitive-behavioral interventions for stress and anxiety related disorders. 

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