Resume

• 2009

  Master's Degree

  I am currently an advanced student in the clinical psychology PhD program at Suffolk University

  specializing in the overlaps between mental and physical health. I am very interested in working with marginalized populations in medical settings

  and have the most experience with LGBTQ (lesbian

  gay

  bisexual

  transgender

  queer) individuals.

  Clinical Psychology

  President's Commission on Diversity Affairs

  Suffolk University

• 2006

  Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

  Psychology

  Zeta Tau Alpha Panhellenic Sorority

  Psychology Club

  Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Oklahoma

  Oklahoma State University

• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma

  Mentor

  Big Sister Association of Greater Boston

  Treatment

  Qualitative Research

  Psychological Assessment

  Behavioral Health

  Psychology

  Adolescents

  University Teaching

  CBT

  Quantitative Research

  Group Therapy

  Mens Health Study

  We are currently recruiting participants for the Mens Health Study--looking for HIV-negative sexual minority men (e.g.

  gay

  bisexual

  queer) who've experienced hardships in their life and are willing to participate in a paid interview via Skype or phone. Click on the project URL to take the survey screener!

  Woodward

  My personal and professional interests are highly intertwined around issues of social justice and multicultural competence in health care. My long term career goals are to increase access to effective mental and physical health care for individuals who may not receive it otherwise

  through health psychology research

  clinical work

  and dissemination of behavioral health skills to interdisciplinary teams.

  Eva

  Woodward

  Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital

  Brown University

  MCPHS University

  McLean Hospital

  Suffolk University

  Designed and delivered curriculum for introductory psychology and human sexuality courses. My teaching philosophy is centered around effective student learning

  including the use of evidence-based memory strategies and experiential learning to keep students engaged

  motivated

  and recalling information.

  MCPHS University

  Graduate Fellow

  My work at the Office of Diversity Services was centered around multicultural programming and assessing such programming. My responsibilities included social media and paper advertisement for programming

  program creation (e.g.

  selecting speakers

  creating workshops)

  and systematic assessment and analysis of the office's productivity.

  Suffolk University

  Brown University

  Engaging in clinical and research training in health psychology and behavioral medicine through the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University. Areas of clinical training in diabetes management

  chronic pain

  and integrated primary care.

  Psychology Resident

  Providence

  Rhode Island Area

  Bedford

  MA

  My favorite position was working in an integrated primary care setting

  delivering brief mental health interventions to veterans who connected to care through their primary care provider. I led groups related to health psychology (e.g.

  weight management

  chronic pain).

  Therapist--Practicum Trainee

  Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital

  Worked primarily in a clinical research lab as a therapist on a randomized controlled trial studying neurological changes during CBT treatment for depression with adolescent women. Delivered mental health care to partial hospital program individuals who presented for day treatment.

  McLean Hospital

  Maud Jones Horner Founders Grant

  A large grant to fund graduate school costs

  honoring Maud Jones Horner

  the first elected president the ZTA Panhellenic sorority. This award honors a ZTA student who demonstrates continued academic success and service to the fraternity.

  Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity

  Distinguished Student Contribution

  Division 44 (LGBTQ Issues)

  American Psychological Association

  Ellin Bloch and Pierre Ritchie Diversity Dissertation Grant

  Funding to complete a psychological study on strengths of HIV-negative sexual minority men (gay

  bisexual

  queer) who have several risk factors for acquiring HIV.

  American Psychological Association