Britney Latchman

I am an experienced researcher and editor with a Master’s degree in Psychology, dedicated to advancing trauma-informed care and health equity. My professional journey has equipped me with a strong foundation in academic research and individualized plan development, allowing me to synthesize sensitive information effectively. I am passionate about reproductive justice and intersectional advocacy, striving to make a meaningful impact in the communities I serve.

In my role as an Early Intervention Service Coordinator, I have successfully coordinated multidisciplinary services, ensuring timely and appropriate care for families. I have developed individualized service plans and acted as a liaison between families and providers, advocating for underserved community needs. My experience also includes facilitating culturally competent service coordination and conducting community needs assessments to inform service delivery.

With a commitment to continuous learning and professional development, I have honed my skills in research, analysis, and documentation. I am adept at using various clinical tools and technologies to enhance service delivery and improve outcomes for individuals with developmental needs. My goal is to leverage my expertise to contribute to organizations that prioritize health equity and community well-being.