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Oregon Health and Science University

Oregon Health & Science University

ABOUT US

The HBCD team at OHSU is very excited to learn more about early child and brain development. Our site is led by Drs. Elinor Sullivan and Alice Graham, with a multidisciplinary team of collaborators and staff from throughout OHSU. Our team is invested in the safety and comfort of our study participants and has extensive experience working alongside families and infants to conduct neuroimaging (MRI and EEG) and developmental assessments. We are located within Marquam Nature Park in Portland, OR. While visiting, you can explore a trail or two nearby and view the mountains from the Aerial Tram that connects our campus to the South Waterfront. Our spaces are designed to be friendly and welcoming to children and their families. Our site partners with multiple groups within the community including CODA Treatment Recovery, Health Share of Oregon’s Project Nurture, and the Mental Health and Addiction Association of Oregon to help us reach and best serve our community.

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OHSU HBCD Team

Front (Left to Right): Eleanor Tietsort, Kelly Molloy, Rosalin Dunn, Eleanor Sullivan, Gloria Reed, Kat Lauer Back (Left to Right): Emily McCabe, Samuel Carpenter, Adriana Balanzar, Julia Grieser-Painter, Kilsi Naanee, Alice Graham

INVESTIGATORS

Alice Graham

Alice Graham, PhD

Principal Investigator
Elinor L. Sullivan

Elinor L. Sullivan, PhD

Principal Investigator
Patricia (Patti) Blasco

Patricia (Patti) Blasco, PhD, EdS, MS

Co-Investigator
Hanna Gustafsson

Hanna Gustafsson, PhD

Co-Investigator
Jamie Lo

Jamie Lo, MD

Co-Investigator
Cindy McEvoy

Cindy McEvoy, MD, MCR

Co-Investigator
Marla Rhem

Marla Rhem, MD

Co-Investigator
Delia Monica Rincon

Delia Monica Rincon, MD

Co-Investigator
Tara Rutter

Tara Rutter, PhD

Assistant Professor
Kristen Mackiewicz Seghete

Kristen Mackiewicz Seghete, PhD

Co-Investigator

RESEARCH TEAM

Rosalin Dunn

Rosalin Dunn

Research Assistant
Julia Grieser-Painter

Julia Grieser-Painter, PhD

Research Associate
Kate Macaulay

Kate Macaulay

Research Assistant
Abigail Marshall

Abigail Marshall

Research Assistant
Jocelynn Morales-Martinez

Jocelynn Morales-Martinez

Research Assistant
Danna Moros Suarez

Danna Moros Suarez

Research Assistant
Karishma Patel

Karishma Patel

Research Assistant
Gloria Reed

Gloria Reed

Study Navigator
Eleanor Tietsort

Eleanor Tietsort

Research Assistant
Jessica Tipsord

Jessica Tipsord

Study Coordinator
Zaynah Usmani

Zaynah Usmani

Research Assistant
McKain Williams

McKain Williams

MRI Tech, Research Assistant
Joseph Worden

Joseph Worden

Research Associate