InsideTraCS

Get to know your extended research team through a new series featuring conversations with faculty and staff.
Lori Carter-Edwards, PhD, is a social epidemiologist, health educator, and nationally recognized expert in community-engaged research. For the last ten years, she has helped lead the NC TraCS Community and Stakeholder Engagement...
Emily Pfaff, PhD is Co-director of Informatics and Data Science at NC TraCS. She has a PhD in Health Informatics and a master's in Information Science, both from UNC. Her primary expertise and research interests are in "computable...
Ashley Arrington is Program Manager at the NC TraCS Research Coordination & Management Unit (RCMU). She has clinical research experience in various disease states and patient populations. Her primary research interests...
Marie Rape, RN, BSN is Associate Director of the NC TraCS Regulatory Service, a post she has held since the CTSA grant was established at UNC in 2008. She plays a prominent role in several CTSA national collaborations, including...
Emily Olsson, CCRP, is manager of the NC TraCS Recruitment and Retention Program, where she works with study teams to optimize projects and build participant relationships to meet accrual goals. She has more than 14 years...
Loretta Fearrington is a Research Informatics Specialist with the NC TraCS Informatics and Data Science (IDSci) service, which supports investigator studies with innovative technology and advanced analytics. She oversees the...
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