At MEB Research, I apply longitudinal and regression methods to education, prevention, and behavioral-health research, using reproducible R workflows. I also supported Oregon Health Authority workforce research through evidence synthesis, analytic quality review, and technical reporting.
My work at Oregon Research Institute contributed to federally and state-funded prevention, behavioral-health, and public-health research. I supported study implementation, data analysis, and scientific reporting using quantitative and mixed-methods approaches.
I bring K–12 special education experience across Oregon districts to evaluation questions involving schools, youth services, and program implementation. That experience informs my evaluation support for community-based services to older adults through the Oregon DHS / AFHHO integrated-health initiative.
For an OHA-funded community health survey published in 2025, I worked on culturally responsive survey development, multilingual data collection, and public-health analysis. My methods include survey and interview design, thematic analysis, and longitudinal and multilevel modeling.
