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Associate Director
Company NamePew Research Center
Dates EmployedApr 2000 – Jul 2014 Employment Duration14 yrs 4 mos
LocationWashington D.C. Metro Area
• Helped create and define a new market at the intersection of health, social media, and patient engagement.
• Set the industry standard for research about the social impact of the internet on health. Author of 50+ reports about a wide range of topics. Cited in publications ranging from Pediatrics and the Journal of the American Medical Association to the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal, as well as countless business plans and grant proposals.
• Pioneered online fieldwork and participatory research methods at the Center, with a particular focus on understanding how people with rare and chronic conditions use the internet.
• Directed the Project’s digital strategy. Created a series of “tip sheets” which have proved to be more popular than most full-length reports. Oversaw pewinternet.org and all social media channels.
• Recognized as a trend spotter and thought leader. Named #3 of the Top 50 Voices in Biotech on Twitter by FierceBioTech and #2 of CNN’s 5 recommended Twitter feeds for health. Popular keynote speaker at health and technology events in both the U.S. and in Europe.
• Strategic advisor to a diverse group of health care stakeholders: entrepreneurs, grant makers, patient groups, clinicians, federal health agencies, and the White House.
• Incited—and engaged in—the public conversation about health and technology on Twitter and at pewresearch.org, e-patients.net, and susannahfox.com. |