I am a developmental psychologist and research faculty member at Cincinnati Children’s. I completed graduate work at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln and a postdoctoral fellowship in adolescent medicine at Cincinnati Children's. My research interests include addressing the transition to adulthood and what aspects of involvement in foster and kinship care contribute to altered developmental outcomes for adolescents.

I am a child abuse pediatrician and clinical faculty at Cincinnati Children’s. I completed medical school at Virginia Commonwealth University’s Medical College of Virginia, residency at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center and my child abuse fellowship at Cincinnati Children’s. I am interested in research evaluating innovative approaches to delivering healthcare for children in or at risk of entering foster care, and identifying which clinical interventions most help to improve health outcomes for these children.

I am a Clinical Research Coordinator III at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. I completed my bachelors in Early Childhood Education at The University of Kentucky. I have been working in the Child Welfare Research Lab since February of 2023. I am a Group Facilitator for the Chicago Parent Program for Foster Care. I also help with recruitment and retention at the CHECK Foster Care Clinic in all studies.

I am a Clinical Research Coordinator IIII at Cincinnati Children's. In my role, I help to facilitate the Chicago Parent Program for foster and kinship caregivers. I obtained a bachelor's degree in liberal studies from Wright State University in 2013. I went on to work with children in behavioral and mental health at Cincinnati Children's for the next ten years. I obtained my master of science in social work (MSSW) in 2023 from The University of Louisville. While working toward my master's degree, I worked as a victim advocate with the Cincinnati Police Department's and with the Freestore Food Bank's shelter diversion program helping to combat homelessness. It was during this program that I became interested in research and learning how I can make a difference in other ways. I came to Behavioral Medicine and Clinical Psychology ready to learn and grow in the research community.

I am a post-doctoral fellow in the T32 Academic General Pediatrics Fellowship. I earned my bachelors in psychology with a minor in neuroscience from Miami University in Oxford, OH. I worked as a clinical research coordinator at Cincinnati Children’s in the Child Welfare Research Lab from 2015 to 2017 before pursuing my doctorate in clinical psychology at Loyola University Chicago. At Loyola, I earned my masters in clinical psychology in 2020, my masters in applied statistics in 2022, and my PhD in clinical psychology with a child-clinical subspecialty in 2023. My dissertation used a structural equation modeling approach to examine how the development of positive relationships with caring adults is protective for children, especially those in the child welfare system. I completed my pre-doctoral clinical psychology internship at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis, TN. I am certified as a within-agency trainer for parent-child interaction therapy (PCIT) and is interested in continuing to develop, utilize and improve evidence-based interventions, such as PCIT and trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT), throughout his career.

I am a Senior Clinical Research Coordinator at Cincinnati Children’s. I completed my bachelor of science in psychology at Northern Kentucky University in 2013 and have worked in the Child Welfare Research Lab since 2014. I have provided data management and analyses for several research projects with the team and am proficient in multiple data management and analysis platforms.

I am a Clinical Research Coordinator III at Cincinnati Children's. I completed my bachelor of Social Work at the University of Cincinnati and have worked in the Child Welfare Research lab since spring of 2023. I provide recruitment support and assist in implementing strategies to streamline recruitment and retention.

I am a Clinical Research Coordinator II at Cincinnati Children's. I completed my bachelors in psychology and a minor in criminal justice at the University of Cincinnati in 2020. I have worked at Children’s in the Behavioral Medicine and Clinical Psychology department since March of 2021. I recruit patients at the CHECK clinic for various studies as well as aids with data management and the management of regulatory documents.

I am a Clinical Research Coordinator III at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. I completed my bachelor of science in community health from Towson University in 2015, and I joined the Beal lab at the end of 2022. I am currently pursuing my MPH in global health at the University of Cincinnati. I am interested in vulnerable populations such refugee children and women. Also, children in the Foster Care system and I have joy in learning from others.

I am a Licensed Independent Social Worker in the CHECK Foster Care Clinic at Cincinnati Children’s. I received my master’s degree in social work at University of Cincinnati in 2019. I provide substance use brief intervention to adolescents who visit the CHECK Foster Care Clinic.

I am a Research Program Manager at Cincinnati Children’s. I earned my Bachelor of Science degree in psychology at Northern Kentucky University in Highland Heights, Kentucky, and have worked in Behavioral Medicine and Clinical Psychology since 2007. I am experienced in the design, implementation, and conduct of clinical research studies with a specialization in trials testing the feasibility and effectiveness of caregiver-focused behavioral interventions. My research interests include parenting interventions that promote skill-building, mental and physical wellness, and resiliency in caregivers and their children. I have managed single and multi-site studies funded by the NIH, Ohio Dept. of Medicaid, and privately funded studies. I work with principal investigators to design study infrastructure, support workforce development, and conduct clinical trials.