Grant Dates Role Project Amount 1.Boston 2015-2016 PI navigator-photovoice intervention $33,000 “A patient targeting high-risk Boston neighborhoods to University-Joslin improve diabetes control among primary care Pilot and patients at an urban safety-net hospital” Feasibility grant 2. American 2014-2018 PI Navigation and Financial Incentives to $198,000 per year “Patient Cancer Society Promote Smoking Cessation” Research Scholar Grant 3.NIH/NIDA 2012-2017 Risk Reduction Strategies $400,000 per year “Implementing Opioid 1R01 DA034252 into Primary Care Practice.” 4. Department of 2014-2015 PI Geocoding and the Photovoice $12,500 “Using Medicine, Boston Methodology to Develop an Intervention to Medical Center Improve Diabetes Outcomes at an Urban Hospital.” 5.NIH/NHLBI 2010-2015 effects of Massachusetts health reform on $898,257 per year “The 1U01 cardiovascular outcomes and disparities.” project 1 Past Other Support: Grant Dates Role Project Amount 1.Boston University 2014 Participant Boston University School of Medicine 10% salary support School of Medicine Academy for Collaborative Innovation & Transformation 2. CDC 2012-2014 Co-I Study of Patient Navigation $5564 per year salary “Intervention for support Colonoscopy.” 3. Rx Foundation 2011-2013 Multi-PI of Massachusetts Health Reform $252,704 “Effect on Health Disparities.” 4.Boston University 2013 Boston University School of Medicine 5,000 School of Medicine Faculty Development Grant to attend the American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC) 2013 Mid Career Conference Women’s Leadership
Grant Dates Role Project Amount 1.Boston University-Joslin Pilot and Feasibility grant 2015-2016 PI “A patient navigator-photovoice intervention targeting high-risk Boston neighborhoods to improve diabetes control among primary care patients at an urban safety-net hospital” $33,000 2. American Cancer Society Research Scholar Grant 2014-2018 PI “Patient Navigation and Financial Incentives to Promote Smoking Cessation” $198,000 per year 3.NIH/NIDA 1R01 DA034252 2012-2017 “Implementing Opioid Risk Reduction Strategies into Primary Care Practice.” $400,000 per year 4. Department of Medicine, Boston Medical Center 2014-2015 PI “Using Geocoding and the Photovoice Methodology to Develop an Intervention to Improve Diabetes Outcomes at an Urban Hospital.” $12,500 5.NIH/NHLBI 1U01 2010-2015 project 1 “The effects of Massachusetts health reform on cardiovascular outcomes and disparities.” $898,257 per year Past Other Support: Grant Dates Role Project Amount 1.Boston University School of Medicine 2014 Participant Boston University School of Medicine Academy for Collaborative Innovation & Transformation 10% salary support 2. CDC 2012-2014 Co-I “Intervention Study of Patient Navigation for Colonoscopy.” $5564 per year salary support 3. Rx Foundation 2011-2013 Multi-PI “Effect of Massachusetts Health Reform on Health Disparities.” $252,704 4.Boston University School of Medicine 2013 Boston University School of Medicine Faculty Development Grant to attend the American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC) 2013 Mid Career Women’s Leadership Conference 5,000