Samantha Pollack, MHS
Research Scientist
Operations Director, WOHW
Biography:
Samantha (Sam) supports the Center for Health Workforce Studies (CHWS) and Rural Primary care Research, Education, and Practice (Rural PREP). She collaborates with lead investigators and other researchers in all phases of research, including developing and managing study work plans, drafting and managing study protocols in collaboration with a project team, obtaining Institutional Review Board reviews, collecting data and preparing it for analysis, maintaining databases, conducting analyses, and reporting findings. Her previous work includes research on diversity in medical education at the University of Washington School of Medicine, and prenatal maternal health at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Publications/Presentations
| Authors |
Title |
Type |
Documents/Media |
| Pollack SW, Skillman SM, Mroz TM, Frogner BK |
Medical Assistants’ Telehealth Roles and Skills in Primary Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic |
PUBLICATION |
Full Report |
| Lee D, Pollack SM, Mroz T, Frogner BK, Skillman SM |
Disability competency training in medical education |
PUBLICATION |
Link to Document
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| Oster NV, Pollack SW, Skillman SM, Stubbs BA, Dahal A, Guenther G, Frogner BK |
The Pharmacist Workforce in the U.S.: Supply, Distribution, Education Pathways, and State Responses to Emergency Surges in Demand |
PUBLICATION |
Full Brief
|
| Pollack SW, Skillman S, Frogner BK |
Assessing the Size and Scope of the Pharmacist Workforce in the U.S. |
PUBLICATION |
Full Report |
| Pollack SW, Skillman SM, Frogner BK |
The Health Workforce Delivering Evidence-Based Non-Pharmacological Pain Management |
PUBLICATION |
Full Report
Policy Brief |
| Pollack SW |
The Emergency Medical Services and Community Paramedic Workforces Respond to COVID-19 |
PRESENTATION |
|
| Pollack SW |
Training Occupational Therapy Practitioners for the Behavioral Health Workforce |
PRESENTATION |
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| Pollack SW, Patterson D, van Eijk M, Stubbs B, Hanson C |
“EMS Providers Are Masters of the Workaround”: The Emergency Medical Services and Community Paramedic Workforces Respond to COVID-19 |
PRESENTATION |
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| Oster NV, Skillman SM, Frogner BK, Dahal A, Stubbs BA, Pollack SW, Guenther G |
Characterizing the Respiratory Therapist, Physical Therapist and Pharmacist Workforce Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic |
PRESENTATION |
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| Lee D, Pollack S, Mroz T, Frogner BK, Skillman S |
Disability Competency Training in Medical Education |
PRESENTATION |
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| Mroz TM, Pollack SW, Skillman SM, Frogner BK |
Training Occupational Therapy Practitioners for the Behavioral Health Workforce |
PRESENTATION |
|
| Pollack SW, Patterson D, van Eijk M, Stubbs B, Hanson C |
“EMS Providers Are Masters of the Workaround”: The Emergency Medical Services and Community Paramedic Workforces Respond to COVID-19 |
PRESENTATION |
|
| Pollack SW, Mroz TM, Skillman SM, Frogner BK |
Training Occupational Therapy Practitioners for the Behavioral Health Workforce |
PRESENTATION |
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| Skillman SM, Pollack S, Maier R, Pearson K |
Health professions that can provide evidence-based non-pharmacological pain management |
PRESENTATION |
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