Current Postdoctoral Fellows
Current Postdoctoral Fellows
Dr. Bailey received her PhD in Population Health Sciences from the University of Utah. After graduating, she worked as a research scientist contracted to the VA, researching epilepsy and traumatic brain injury in veterans. Dr. Bailey’s research focuses on health systems, health geography, and health policy. She is especially interested in mental health, but has applied her research skills in diverse areas, including health care decision making, early childhood care, vaccine uptake, chronic conditions and employment, and substance use disorders. Her current postdoctoral work focuses on health services research and health economics, primarily related to suicide, dementia and weight loss, and implementation research.
Dr. Vivian Do was born and raised in San Francisco, California so she is a fan of foggy weather. She graduated with her PhD in Environmental Health Sciences from the Columbia Mailman School of Public Health. With an NIH F31, her dissertation centered on characterizing power outages and examining their impact on cardiovascular health. She has also worked on other topics such as electricity inaccessibility, energy insecurity, and wildfire smoke. For fun, Vivian enjoys wandering around and exploring new places, spending time with family (dog included) and friends, reading Wikipedia summaries of horror movies, and making linoleum art prints for loved ones.
Dr. Erickson received her PhD from the University of Maryland School of Medicine and completed her dissertation research at the National Cancer Institute. Dr. Erickson has conducted projects related to pesticide exposures and cancer risk, as well as work related to aspirin use and risk of non-small cell lung cancer. Dr. Erickson's current work focuses on projects within the ColoCare study, including related to body composition and gene expression.
Dr. Jiang received his PhD in Statistics from the University of Texas at Dallas. His research interests include nonparametric curve estimation as well as missing and modified data analysis. Dr. Jiang has also conducted interdisciplinary projects on topological data analysis and geometric deep learning. The current work of his postdoctoral research focuses on the analysis of electronic health records data such as risk prediction, model evaluation, causal inference and dynamic treatment regime.