The Emergency Medicine Network (EMNet) Research Team

 

Carlos Camargo, MD, DrPH: Principal Investigator

Dr. Camargo is the Principal Investigator of the WIND Study and the founder of the Emergency Medicine Network (EMNet) at Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Camargo has been researching respiratory and allergy diseases for over fifteen years, with a focus on improving the treatment and prevention of asthma. Dr. Camargo is a Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School for Emergency Medicine and a Professor in the Department of Epidemiology at the Harvard School of Public Health.


Kohei Hasegawa, MD, MPH, PhD: Co-Investigator

Dr. Hasegawa is a Co-Investigator of the WIND Study. His research interests include airway and respiratory emergencies, as well as healthcare use for asthma. Dr. Hasegawa is an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at Harvard Medical School and attending physician at the MGH Department of Emergency Medicine.

 


Ashley Sullivan, MS, MPH: Project Coordinator

Ashley coordinates the WIND Study and is the Director of the EMNet Coordinating Center. She works on a variety of projects, from large multicenter studies like the WIND Study to brief patient surveys. As the mother of two young children, she has personal experience with bronchiolitis and breathing problems.

 


Catalina GallegosProject Coordinator

Catalina is a Project Coordinator at the EMNet Coordinating Center. Catalina works on many different aspects of the WIND Study, including working with the participating sites and working with the staff at EMNet to keep the study up and running.

 

 

 

Geneva Mehta, MD: Research Fellow

Geneva is a Research Fellow. Geneva works on the WIND Study’s review of medical records.

 

 


Erin Crocker, MPHProject Coordinator

Erin is a Project Coordinator at the EMNet Coordinating Center. Erin contributes to multiple different studies at EMNet, including the WIND Study.

 



Janice Espinola, MPH: Statistician

Janice is a Biostatistician and Epidemiologist at the EMNet Coordinating Center. For the WIND Study, Janice analyzes the data collected from participants to understand trends in the relationship between different diseases and childhood microbiomes.


Ruth Geller, MHS: Statistician

Ruth is a Biostatistician at the EMNet Coordinating Center. For the WIND Study, Ruth analyzes the data collected from participants to understand trends in the relationship between bronchiolitis and recurrent wheezing.

 



Marie Labella: Payment Manager

Marie is the Payment Manager at the EMNet Coordinating Center. In the WIND Study, Marie manages the compensation of participants for their time and effort.

 


Nicole Herrera: Senior Research Coordinator

Nicole is a Senior Research Coordinator at the EMNet Coordinating Center and manages the medical records for the WIND Study.

 

 

 

Vanessa Cardenas: Research Coordinator

Vanessa is a Research Coordinator at the EMNet Coordinating Center and conducts follow-up interviews with participants in the WIND study.

 

 

 

Sabrina Ferhani: Research Laboratory Assistant

Sabrina is a Research Laboratory Assistant and processes biospecimens for the CHIME Study.

 

 

Christopher Jasinski: Research Coordinator

Christopher is a Research Coordinator at the EMNet Coordinating Center and conducts follow-up interviews with participants in the WIND study.

 

 

William Manning, MPH: Research Coordinator

William is a Research Coordinator at the EMNet Coordinating Center and conducts follow-up interviews with participants in the WIND study.

 


Daphnee Piou: Research Coordinator

Daphnee is a Research Coordinator at the EMNet Coordinating Center and conducts follow-up interviews with participants in the WIND study.

 


Myrha Qadir: Research Coordinator

Myrha is a Research Coordinator at the EMNet Coordinating Center and conducts follow-up interviews with participants in the WIND study.

 


Grace Yeboah-Kodie: Research Coordinator

Grace is a Research Coordinator at the EMNet Coordinating Center and conducts follow-up interviews with participants in the WIND study.

 

 
 

 

To learn more about EMNet, you can visit our site at emnet-usa.org.