She is currently working on two primary research projects: the first examines institutional influences on pharmacists' ethical decision-making, and the second examines the contemporary U.S. opioid crisis as a case for understanding how two fields--healthcare and criminal justice--address the same social problem. This study examines institutional collaboration and conflict between criminal justice and healthcare workers, technological influences on frontline work, and implications for inequality in patients' access to care and exposure to the criminal justice system. She teaches several courses including Medical Sociology, Law and Society, Drugs and Society, and Introduction to Sociology.