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Harvard Medical School/Harvard School of Dental Medicine Updated July 2020 CURRICULUM VITAE Jessica F. Magidson, Ph.D. Current Business Address: Department of Psychology University of Maryland, College Park 1147B Biology-Psychology College Park, MD 20742 Work Phone: 301-405-5095 E-mail: [email protected] Education 2002-2006 A.B., Summa Cum Laude, Dartmouth College Major: Psychology Phi Beta Kappa, Hanover, NH Minors: Spanish Literature, Honors in Psychology Women & Gender Studies 2007-2010 M.S. University of Maryland, Clinical Psychology College Park, MD 2010-2013 Ph.D. University of Maryland, Clinical Psychology College Park, MD (Mentor: Dr. Carl Lejuez) Predoctoral Training 2012-2013 APA-Accredited Predoctoral Behavioral Medicine Service, Department of Psychiatry, Internship in Psychology Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School Postdoctoral Training 2013-2015 Global Psychiatry Clinical Global Psychiatric Clinical Research Training Program Research Fellow Division of Global Psychiatry, Behavioral Medicine Service Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School Academic/Professional Positions 2005 Research Assistant Behavioral Health Research Division Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, NY, NY 2005-2006 Research Assistant Psychiatry Department Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, Hanover, NH 2006-2007 Research Associate Original Inquiry Department The Advisory Board Company, Washington DC 2007-2010 Graduate Research Center for Addictions, Personality University of Maryland Assistant and Emotion Research (CAPER) (UMD), College Park, MD 2010-2012 F31 Research Fellow CAPER UMD, College Park, MD 2012-2013 Pre-doctoral Intern Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Behavioral Medicine Track Hospital (MGH)/HMS 2013-2015 Postdoctoral Fellow Department of Psychiatry, Global MGH/HMS Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine 2015-2017 Instructor in Psychology Department of Psychiatry Harvard Medical School 2017-2018 Assistant Professor Department of Psychiatry Harvard Medical School 2015- Staff Psychologist Department of Psychiatry MGH 2018- Assistant Professor Psychology Department UMD, College Park, MD 1 Updated July 2020 Honors and Awards 2004-2006 Rufus Choate Scholar Dartmouth College (Top 5% GPA) 2009 Poster of Distinction American Academy of Health Behavior 2010 Outstanding Student Poster Award American Academy of Health Behavior 2010 George M. Phillips Award for College of Behavioral and Social Sciences, Graduate Student Research in the University of Maryland Public Interest 2011 International Conference Student University of Maryland, College Park Support Award 2011 Distinguished Student Award for Society of Behavioral Medicine Excellence in Research 2015 Junior Investigator Award, Summer UCLA Center for Advancing Longitudinal Drug Institute on Longitudinal Research Abuse Research (CALDAR) 2017 Rising Star Association for Psychological Science (APS) 2018 Young Investigator Award American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) 2019 NIDA Fellow Implementation Research Institute (IRI) Continuing Education (Research) 2015 Structural Equation Modeling 1-day course, Statistical Horizons (Instructor Paul Allison) 2015 Multilevel Modeling 5-day course, Stats Camp (Instructor Dr. James Selig) 2016 Training Institute for Dissemination and Implementation Research in Health (TIDIRH) NIH/NCI 2018 BSOS Research Mentoring Course for Faculty University of Maryland College of Behavioral & Social Sciences (BSOS) 2018 Grant Writing and Scientific Peer Review Workshop, Global Mental Health NIH/NIMH 2018 Mixed Methods Research Training Program at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health 2018 “It’s all about the Mix” Mixed Methods Workshop at DC CFAR 2019 Implementation Research Institute (IRI) NIDA Fellow 2019-2021 cohort Funding Information Current 2020-2023 Training CHWs to Support Re-Engagement in TB/HIV Care in the Context of Depression and Substance Use R34MH122268 Total Costs: $606,445 This study aims to develop and evaluate a novel community health worker (CHW) training program to reduce CHW stigma towards patients with mental health and substance use concerns and promote re-engagement in TB/HIV care in South Africa. Role: PI (MPI: Bronwyn Myers) 2019-2021 Training Peer Recovery Coaches to Promote Retention and Adherence to MOUD among Low- Income Adults Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts (FORE) Total Costs: $555,934 This study aims to refine training models for peer recovery coach (PRC) interventions to support retention and adherence to medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD) and work with policy makers in Detroit, MI and Baltimore, MD to develop and a sustainable training model for PRCs. Role: PI (MPI: Julia Felton) 2 Updated July 2020 2019-2021 Peer-Delivered Behavioral Activation Intervention to Improve Adherence to MAT Among Low- Income, Minority Individuals with OUD 1R61AT010799-01 Total Costs: $804,521 This two-phase study aims to develop and evaluate a peer recovery coach-delivered behavioral activation intervention that can be sustainably implemented to improve retention in medication treatment for OUD for low-income, minority individuals with OUD in Baltimore City. If the R61 milestones are met, the project can transition to the 3-year R33 phase (total costs: $3,483,207) Role: PI 2016-2021 Hybrid Effectiveness-Implementation Trial for ART Adherence and Substance Use in HIV Care in South Africa K23DA041901 Total costs: $919,934 This project aims to evaluate the effectiveness and implementation of a lay counselor-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy intervention for HIV medication adherence and substance use in primary HIV care in Cape Town, South Africa. The training plan proposes advanced training in implementation science. Role: PI 2019-2021 Biomarker Assessment of ART Adherence and Alcohol Use in Dried Blood Spots K23DA041901-05S1 Total costs: $38,124 This administrative supplement to K23DA041901 will add two biomarkers of ART adherence and alcohol use to further validate clinical trial outcomes. Both biomarkers will be assessed using dried blood spots (DBS), including tenofovir diphosphate (TDF-DiP) for ART adherence and phosphatidylethanol (PEth) for alcohol. Role: PI 2019-2020 DC Research Infrastructure Building & Initiative to Reach, Engage, and Retain MAT patients with OUD CTN-0088 (NIDA HEAL Initiative) Total costs: $1,108,038 This study is evaluating barriers and facilitators to utilization of opioid use disorder treatment in DC (Unity clinics in Wards 7 and 8) and identifying and targeting missed opportunities from community settings for outreach and engagement of patients with OUD who are not engaged in care. The overarching goal is to develop approaches to address these overdose prevention and treatment gaps in DC OUD treatment system. Role: Co-Investigator (PI: Schottenfeld) 2018-2020 A Novel Values-based Intervention to Increase Endocrine Therapy Adherence Among Breast Cancer Survivors NIH R21CA218723 Total costs: $414,900 This project is developing and piloting a brief, innovative, low-cost personal values-based intervention for promoting ET adherence that offers the potential to benefit both breast cancer survivors and the broader healthcare system using a potentially scalable approach. I provide adherence measurement guidance and input on intervention adaptation. Role: Co-I (PI: Joanna Arch, PhD; CU Boulder) 2018-2020 Geospatial and Social Influences on Substance Use in an Endemic HIV Setting in Cape Town, South Africa UMCP Dean’s Research Initiative Collaborative Proposal 3 Updated July 2020 Total Costs: $10,000 This study examines social and geospatial influences on substance use in Cape Town, South Africa Role: PI 2019-2021 The Effect of a Behavioral Activation Program on Decreasing Depression in Adolescents in an Outpatient Clinical Setting HDVCH Pediatric Research Fund Application Total costs: $30,000 This project aims to adapt and evaluate a behavioral activation treatment for depression administered in a real-world outpatient primary care setting. Role: Co-I (Felton, Triemstra) Past 2018-2020 Utilizing Peer Recovery Advocates to Implement an Evidence-based Intervention to Decrease Substance Use Among Low-income Minority Adults UMB-UMCP Research Innovation Seed Grant Total Costs: $99,986 This project proposes a collaboration between researchers at UMD Psychology and UMB Nursing to adapt behavioral activation for use by peer recovery coach advocates and to pilot the modified approach and training procedures at a community health center in Baltimore, MD. Role: PI (Doran, Felton MPIs) 2018-2019 Promoting Research Partnerships in Cape Town, South Africa: Global Mental Health, Addiction, and HIV UMCP Dean’s Research Initiative Junior Faculty International Research Award Total Costs: $4,485 This project aims to promote collaboration across UMD and South African research institutions (UCT, MRC, Stellenbosch) to promote training and ongoing research collaboration for global mental health, addiction and HIV Role: PI 2016-2018 Evaluating Recovery Coaches to Improve Treatment Outcomes and Reduce Health Care Costs among Patients with Substance Use Disorders Partners Population Health Management Delivery System Innovation Pilot Grant Total Costs: $57,405 This grant aims to evaluate the clinical and cost effectiveness of integrating recovery coaches into primary care for outpatient management of substance use disorders Role: Co-PI (Wakeman, MPI) 2013-2016 Global Psychiatric Clinical Research Training Program NIH T32MH093310 Postdoctoral training fellowship designed to develop independent clinical researchers focused on addressing mental
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