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University of Miami + Vanderbilt University
University of Miami + Vanderbilt University
Susan (Susie) Douglas, Ph.D.
Susan (Susie) Douglas, Ph.D.
Vanderbilt University Associate Professor and HCA-PACE Co-Lead (also works very part-time for Mirah). Wants to make measurement-based care work better for everyone so we can transform mental health services. Lives in Nashville, TN with her husband and youngest child and two dogs, who are usually sleeping right next to her as she sits on the couch and does Zoom calls!
Vanderbilt University Associate Professor and HCA-PACE Co-Lead (also works very part-time for Mirah). Wants to make measurement-based care work better for everyone so we can transform mental health services. Lives in Nashville, TN with her husband and youngest child and two dogs, who are usually sleeping right next to her as she sits on the couch and does Zoom calls!
Amanda (Mandy) Jensen-Doss, Ph.D.
Amanda (Mandy) Jensen-Doss, Ph.D.
Professor in the Child Division of the Department of Psychology at the University of Miami. Conducts research focused on making sure all children and adolescents receive the highest quality mental health services. Lives in Miami, FL, with her husband, two children, and a cat that is helping us cope with the pandemic.
Professor in the Child Division of the Department of Psychology at the University of Miami. Conducts research focused on making sure all children and adolescents receive the highest quality mental health services. Lives in Miami, FL, with her husband, two children, and a cat that is helping us cope with the pandemic.
Ariane Willson
Ariane Willson
M.Ed candidate in Leadership and Organizational Performance at Vanderbilt University. Interested in studying how to improve the mental health of the US workforce and decision-making structures within organizations. Lives in Nashville, TN where she often hosts elaborate dinner parties for friends. She can't wait to solo backpack around the world again.
M.Ed candidate in Leadership and Organizational Performance at Vanderbilt University. Interested in studying how to improve the mental health of the US workforce and decision-making structures within organizations. Lives in Nashville, TN where she often hosts elaborate dinner parties for friends. She can't wait to solo backpack around the world again.
Yandhira (Yandhi) Figueroa, MPH
Yandhira (Yandhi) Figueroa, MPH
Yandhira is the PACE Research Coordinator at University of Miami, she received her bachelor’s degree in Biology and Master’s in public health from Florida International University with a concentration in Epidemiology. She has interests in mental health, public health, research, and medicine. She enjoys gardening, the outdoors, books, pictures, playing with her dogs and likes to travel to a new location every year.
Yandhira is the PACE Research Coordinator at University of Miami, she received her bachelor’s degree in Biology and Master’s in public health from Florida International University with a concentration in Epidemiology. She has interests in mental health, public health, research, and medicine. She enjoys gardening, the outdoors, books, pictures, playing with her dogs and likes to travel to a new location every year.
Zabin Patel
Zabin Patel
Zabin is a student in the Child Clinical Psychology Program at the University of Miami. She received her bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Middle East Studies from Northwestern University and Masters in Public Health from The University of Illinois at Chicago, with concentrations in epidemiology and global health. She previously worked as a research coordinator at The Feinberg School of Medicine on projects to develop patient reported outcome measures. Her research interests include assessment, and evaluating scalable interventions and implementation strategies to increase youth access to care.
Zabin is a student in the Child Clinical Psychology Program at the University of Miami. She received her bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Middle East Studies from Northwestern University and Masters in Public Health from The University of Illinois at Chicago, with concentrations in epidemiology and global health. She previously worked as a research coordinator at The Feinberg School of Medicine on projects to develop patient reported outcome measures. Her research interests include assessment, and evaluating scalable interventions and implementation strategies to increase youth access to care.
Elizabeth (Liz) Casline, MSc, MS
Elizabeth (Liz) Casline, MSc, MS
Liz is currently a graduate student in the Child Clinical Psychology Program at the University of Miami. She obtained her master’s degrees in Human Evolution and Behaviour from the University College of London and in Clinical Psychology from the University of Miami. She previously worked as a clinical research assistant in the Child/Adolescent Anxiety and Mood Program at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine. Her research interests are focused on the implementation of evidence-based practices within community-based agencies providing state and federally funded social services. Her specific interests include improving the use of evidence-based assessment, including measurement based care, and evaluating the effectiveness and sustainability of clinician training models.
Liz is currently a graduate student in the Child Clinical Psychology Program at the University of Miami. She obtained her master’s degrees in Human Evolution and Behaviour from the University College of London and in Clinical Psychology from the University of Miami. She previously worked as a clinical research assistant in the Child/Adolescent Anxiety and Mood Program at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine. Her research interests are focused on the implementation of evidence-based practices within community-based agencies providing state and federally funded social services. Her specific interests include improving the use of evidence-based assessment, including measurement based care, and evaluating the effectiveness and sustainability of clinician training models.
Grace Woodard
Grace Woodard
Grace is a Ph.D. student in Child Clinical Psychology at the University of Miami. She is interested in how to effectively train and support clinicians to implement evidence-based practices. When she isn't on zoom, Grace enjoys cooking new recipes (with lots of spice!), hiking, and playing with her cat, Stella.
Grace is a Ph.D. student in Child Clinical Psychology at the University of Miami. She is interested in how to effectively train and support clinicians to implement evidence-based practices. When she isn't on zoom, Grace enjoys cooking new recipes (with lots of spice!), hiking, and playing with her cat, Stella.
Dominique Phillips
Dominique Phillips
Dominique is a graduate student in the Clinical Psychology doctoral program at the University of Miami, working under Dr. Amanda Jensen-Doss. Her research interests include the development, dissemination, and implementation of effective evidence-based treatments for emotional disorders in underserved youth. She is originally from the Maryland/DC area and has a little black cat who loves to travel.
Dominique is a graduate student in the Clinical Psychology doctoral program at the University of Miami, working under Dr. Amanda Jensen-Doss. Her research interests include the development, dissemination, and implementation of effective evidence-based treatments for emotional disorders in underserved youth. She is originally from the Maryland/DC area and has a little black cat who loves to travel.
Ozgur Gencdur
Ozgur Gencdur
Ozgur is a second year Leadership and Organizational Performance student at Vanderbilt University. His professional interests include academic medical education research and machine learning decision support systems. Outside of work and school, Ozgur can be found on the golf course, running with his dog, or watching the food network.
Ozgur is a second year Leadership and Organizational Performance student at Vanderbilt University. His professional interests include academic medical education research and machine learning decision support systems. Outside of work and school, Ozgur can be found on the golf course, running with his dog, or watching the food network.
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