The Trainee Investigator Network of Expertise (NoE) includes:

  • Undergraduate, post-baccalaureate, graduate students, and post-doctoral fellows learning implementation research
  • Trainees who are interested in assisting with SIRC’s initiatives for trainees
  • Trainees who have participated in (e.g., as a research assistant) or conducted independent research in D&I and are interested in being a peer resource to SIRC trainee members (experience in D&I research is inclusive of dissemination & implementation science and related fields, such as community-based participatory research, community psychology, program evaluation, quality improvement in healthcare, health equity research, and health services research)

 

What do NoE members do?

All members of the research NoEs provide mentorship to implementation scientists earlier in their D&I career, and/or volunteer with SIRC’s various initiatives (e.g., hosting a webinar/office hour, providing mentorship, participating in Implementation Development Workshops).

 

How do I apply to the NoE?

You may apply to the Trainee Investigator NoE through an annual application sent out via the SIRC listserv. We will release the next call for NoE applications on January 8, 2024. Applications will be due on January 31, 2024.

 

NameCareer StageProgram TypeUniversity/Program AffiliationResearch InterestsTwitter
Amelia Van PeltPost-doctoral fellowGlobal Implementation ScienceNorthwestern Universityglobal health, infectious diseases, implementation, resource-limited settings@AmeliaVanPelt
Asha RudrabhatlaPost-baccalaureatePost-baccalaureate research coordinatorUniversity of Southern California (USC)racism and mental health disparities; mechanisms, adaptation; racial/ethnic minority children and youth@asha827
Blaine Garman-McClaine4th year grad studentSpecial Education PhDIndiana UniversitySpecial education, autism, adoption, mechanisms, fidelity, teachers and other school personnel, intermediary organizations@Mcblaine_
Brigid MarriottPost-doctoral fellowIndiana University School of MedicineAdaptation; implementation strategy tracking; mechanisms
Callie Walsh-Bailey4th year grad studentPublic Health Sciences PhDWashington University in St. LouisAdaptation; implementation strategy tracking; mechanisms@CWalshBailey
Catherine CorbinPost-doctoral fellowUniversity of Washingtoneducation, mechanisms, adaptation, strategies, youth@DrCathyCorbin
Charis Xuan Xie3rd year grad studentQueen Mary University of LondonImplementation efficiency, implementation trials, program/service evaluation, efficient evaluation, routine healthcare data@charis9527
Clara Johnson3rd year grad studentClinical Psychology PhDUniversity of Washington@ClaraJohnson_
Cristina CorbinPost-doctoral fellowHealth Behavior ChangeNYU Langone Health, Department of Population Healthbehavioral health, human services, learning collaborative, fidelity, early childhood, Hispanic/Latino/a populations@GagoPhD
Frances Chu5th year grad studentNursing PhDUniversity of WashingtonGeriatrics, health literacy, HCD/UCD, team science
Gretchen BuchananPost-doctoral fellowWashington University in St. Louis
Jake Tempchin1st year grad studentClinical Psychology PhDUniversity of Memphissubstance use, alcohol use, integrated care, harm reduction@tempchn
James LeePost-doctoral fellowAutism research postdocJuniper Gardens ChildrenÕs Project, University of Kansas
Kimberly Williams5th year graduate studentHealth Management & Policy DrPHDrexel UniversityBehavioral health integration, substance use disorder, access to care, health policy, implementation strategies@Kim_D_Williams
Margaret CraneClinical psychology residentClinical Psychology PhDTemple UniversityDissemination, direct-to-consumer marketing, patient perspectives, key opinion leaders, purveyor organizations@margaret_crane1
Mary FinleyResearch AssistantThe Ohio State Universitybehavioral health services, child welfare systems, geographic variations, implementation challenges
Noah Triplett5th year grad studentClinical Psychology PhDUniversity of WashingtonGlobal mental health; participatory research; health equity@noah_triplett
Rachel ForcinoPost-doctoral fellowGeisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth CollegeCancer control/survivorship; learning collaboratives; system-level barriers and facilitators
Ryan Walsh4th year grad studentRehabilitation and Participation Science PhDWashington University School of Medicine, Program in Occupational TherapyOccupational safety and health, occupational therapy, program implementation and evaluation, systems science and thinking, adaptation
Stephanie Yu5th year grad studentClinical Psychology PhDUniversity of California, Los Angelesmental health equity, community implementation and adaptation of EBPs for historically marginalized racial and ethnic groups, school-based EBP implementation@StephanieHtYu
Vivian Byeon4th year grad studentClinical Psychology PhDUniversity of California, Los AngelesOrganizational level strategies, inner context, sustainment, mental health EBPs@vivianbyeon
Zabin Patel SyedPost-doctoral fellowNorthwestern Universityscalable interventions, community-based, access to care, youth@zabinsp