Jamie Joseph, PhD

Additional Degrees

• 2022, Commodore Award, Vanderbilt University Department of Biostatistics
• 2023, Excellence in Department Leadership Anchor Award, Vanderbilt University

Biographical Statement

As a Biostatistician in the Department of Public Health Sciences, I am thrilled to collaborate with clinicians and researchers in all medical fields, though women’s health is a personal area of interest. My previous work was in causal inference (and particularly instrumental variable) methods applied to mobile health interventions. Prior to joining Henry Ford Health, I held a research assistantship position working with foster care and juvenile justice data in Tennessee. I am passionate about improving the quality of statistical communication in collaborations and look forward to working with the scientists and researchers who contribute to our healthcare system.

Titles

• Assistant Scientist, Public Health Sciences

Research Interests

• Causal Inference
• Instrumental variables
• Text message-based intervention analysis
• Quantifying effects of user engagement in trials
• Women’s health research