My focus is on how to effectively study, communicate about, and enact change around health and wellness.
I am a translational specialist with a passion for improving health and wellness outcomes. Over a decade of research experience in higher education has culminated in a robust knowledge of multiple translational frameworks, advanced statistical methods, and science communication techniques. Key skills include partnership-building, research productivity, and management. Three core aspects that are important for effective translation and communication include dissemination, knowledge translation, and networking.
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No. 1
Dissemination
Content creation and dissemination are the crux of translational science. This can be done in a variety of ways, from blog posts to social media posts. Dissemination is a key way to keep the lines of science communication open.
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No. 2
Knowledge Translation
Whether it be through discussions, workshops, or seminars, my ultimate goal is to translate knowledge not just about specific areas, but about how to have a translational-focused lifestyle and career.
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No. 3
Networking
It is not possible to build diverse partnerships without networking. It is important to both host and attend opportunities to get to know stakeholders across various mental health fields.
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