Corrine Voils, PhD, completed her MS and PhD in Experimental Social Psychology at the University of Kentucky. Her research focuses on identifying behavioral strategies to promote treatment adherence. One line of research focuses on promoting adoption and maintenance of a healthy lifestyle. Dr. Voils was previously the Principal Investigator (PI) of randomized controlled trials (RCTs) to evaluate the effectiveness of a partner-assisted intervention for cholesterol management (CouPLES); a patient-oriented weight loss maintenance intervention (MAINTAIN); a partner-assisted intervention for weight loss (Partner2Lose); and financial incentives for calorie tracking and weight loss (Log2Lose).

A second line of research focuses on incorporating genomic/genetic information in healthcare delivery. Previously Dr. Voils was the PI of RCTs to evaluate the clinical utility of genetic testing for diabetes and of a family history platform to promote risk-concordant colorectal cancer screening. She completed an evaluation of the VA's National Pharmacogenomics Program.

Outside of work, Dr. Voils enjoys cooking, traveling, and spending time outdoors with her family. She plays the cello in a community orchestra.