CURRICULUM VITAE Annet Davis-Vogel, R.N., M.S.W., CCRC University of Pennsylvania HIV Prevention Research Division 3535 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104 advogel@mail.med.upenn.edu
Description of Skills: Project Director with 11 years experience in all facets of clinical trial research with responsibility for consent forms, specific study procedures, (SSP), monitoring adherence to protocol, staff supervision and training, and quality assurance. Specialize in management of double-blind research studies both behavioral and pharmaceutical. Trainer, nationally and internationally, for the recruitment of vulnerable and hard to find populations. Collaboration with multi-disciplinary staff including principal investigators, external monitors, statisticians, and quality assurance specialists. . Extensive experience coordinating with university IRBs and regulatory agencies. Authored manuals for follow-up and retention of injection drug users and difficult to locate participants. Co- authored 14 journal articles and conference presentations. Areas of Expertise: Clinical Trials and Behavioral Research, Psychiatry, Addictions, and HIV/AIDS Education: M.S.W., 1982 Temple University, School of Social Administration B.S.Ed, 1974 Temple University, Health Education (primary prevention) R.N., 1969
Temple University Hospital School of Nursing
Current Position:
Project Coordinator, Community-Based Modafinil Treatment for Cocaine Dependence
HIV prevention and partner abuse: Developing an intervention for adolescent girls
Understanding healthy and unhealthy relationships: Perspectives or young adult African American women & HIV/STI risk reduction for African-American adolescent girls: Addressing the context of Abusive relationships
Director of Community Development and Education, UPenn HIV Prevention Research
Community Advisory Board Coordinator for the HIV Prevention Division
Clinical Trails Employment History 1994 – 1995 Study Nurse Coordinator Department of Psychiatry, Bipolar Research
Thyroid Axis and Episodic Behavior. NIMH 1POMH44210-01; 7/1/89-6/3094
Safety and Efficacy of Depakote in the Prevention of Mania in Patients with Bipolar Disorder. Abbott Laboratories; 7/1/93-9/30/96
A Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled, Comparison of Impiramine and Paroxetine in the Treatment of Bipolar Depression. SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals; 11/1/93-6/30/97
Research Technician Risk Assessment Project (RAP) 1997 - 1999 Study Coordinator HIVNET D01: Amendment for the Recruitment of High risk Injection Drug Users in New York and Philadelphia Version 2.0 Study Coordinator HIVNET D01: HIV Vaccine Preparedness Study (VPS) Amendment for the Expansion of the VPS Study Coordinator HIVNET 029: Feasibility of a Behavioral Intervention for Women at Persistent High Risk for HIV Infection Study Coordinator Effectiveness of Multi-site Needle Exchange Program Preventing HIV and HbV Study Coordinator Persistent Effects of Low threshold/Low Intensity Drug Risk Reduction Project Director A Phase III Randomized study to evaluate the efficacy of a network-oriented peer education intervention for the prevention of HIV transmission among injection drug users and their network members
Additional Employment History: 2001 – present Coordinator Community Advisory Board (CAB), HIV Prevention
1985 – 1994 Corporate Partner, Vice president and Clinical Director & Senior Consultant, Integra, Inc.
1983 – 1985 Psychodramatist and Clinical Coordinator, Horsham Clinic, Adult
1982 – 1983 Director – Psychodrama Department, Eugenia Hospital, Layette Hills,
1979 – 1982 Nurse/Therapist, Albert Einstein Medical Center, Southern Division,
1977 – 1979 Nursing Coordinator, Institute of the Pennsylvania Hospital, Addiction
1975 – 1977 Assistant Instructor, Psychiatric Nursing, Thomas Jefferson University,
1973 – 1975 Nurse/Therapist, Coordinating Office of Drug and Alcohol Programs
Alternatives - Methadone Maintenance Program
1972 – 1973 Charge Nurse, Hahneman Hospital, Inpatient Child and Adolescent Unit.
1970 – 1972 Chief Nurse Temple community Mental health Center, Partial Hospital
1969 – 1970 Unit Nurse Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Medical Intensive GRADUATE SCHOOL:
1981 – 1982 Graduate Assistant Temple University, Department of Social Work, Graduate Assistant, coordinated field instruction for sophomore students and was the liaison to the field agencies. Teaching responsibilities and counseling students regarding future rosters and field instruction. Professional Organization: University of Pennsylvania Committees Member of IRB #8 Membership on Community Advisory Boards & Board of Directors Prevention Point Philadelphia Board of Director – member Drexel University, School of Public Health – Community Advisory Board member for Dr. Lisa Bowleg’s, behavioral research trial African American Heterosexual Men Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Adolescent Medicine, Community Advisory Board member for the Connect to Protect/Philadelphia Research Project Publications: Mark HD, Nanda J, Davis-Vogel A, Navaline H, Scotti R, Wickrema R, Metzger D, Sochalski J. Profiles of Self-reported HIV Risk Behaviors Among Injection Drug Users in Methadone Maintenance Treatment, Detoxification, and Needle Exchange Programs., Public Health Nursing, 2006 Jan – Feb; 23(1): 11 – 9. Messiah A., Navaline H., Davis-Vogel A., Tobin-Fiore D., Metzger D. Sociodemographic and behavioral characteristics associated with timeliness and retention
in a six-month follow-up study of high risk injection drug users. American Journal of Epidemiology, 2003, 157: 930 – 939. Research publications, non peer-reviewed: Selected Abstracts: Davis-Vogel A., Eisenberg, M., Fiore D., Metzger D., Network characteristics of 232
uninfected IDUs from Philadelphia, International AIDS Conference, Toronto, Canada, 2006
Wickrema R., Scotti R., Navaline H., Davis-Vogel A., Fiore D., Woody G., Metzger, D.,
Preferences for HIV home –collection test kits among drug users in methadone maintenance, detoxification, and syringe exchange programs. 2002; 66 (S1 – S220): S113
Mark H.D., Davis-Vogel A., Navaline H., Scotti R., Wickrema R., Woody G., Metzger
D. HIV risk behavior among female injecting drug users in Philadelphia. Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 2002; 66 (S1 – S220): S113
Mark H.D., Davis-Vogel A., Navaline H., Scotti R., Wickrema R., Metzger D., Targeting
HIV Prevention activities among injection drug users in needle exchange, methadone maintenance, and detoxification programs in Philadelphia 130th Annual Meeting American Public Health Association.
H. Navaline, D. Metzger, D. Fiore, Davis-Vogel, A., G. Field, S. Foster, J. Myers, P.
Oglesby, R. Scotti, and G. Woody. Risk characteristics of injectors who choose not to use available syringe exchange. XIV International AIDS conference Barcelona, Spain.
Navaline, H., Tobin-Fiore, D., Davis-Vogel, A., Esteva-Cosby, M., Fields, G., Myers, J.,
Oglesby, P., Scotti, R., Woody, G.E., and Metzger, D.S., (2001). HIV and HBV incidence in a cohort of injection drug users. Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 2001; 63 (S1): S113
Wickrema, R., Navaline, H., Fiore, D., Scottie, R., Davis-Vogel, A., Barthalow, B., and
Metzger, D. Preference for HIV home-collection test kit among IDUs in methadone maintenance, detoxification and syringe exchange programs. Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 2001; 63 (S1): S169.
H. Navaline, d. Metzger, Davis-Vogel, A., D. Fiore, M. Cosby, G. Fields, J. Myers, P.
Oglesby, A. Russel, r. Scotti, G. Wilson, and G. Woody. Characteristics and program utilization patterns of syringe exchange program consumers. XIII International AIDS Conference. Durban, South Africa (2000)
Messiah A., Metzger D., Davis-Vogel A., Navaline H., Lee T., Woody G.,
Charactéristiques socio-démographiques et comportementales d’utilisateurs de drogues injectables en function de leur adhésion au suivi dans une étude de cohorte. (Sociodemographic and behavioral characteristics of injection drug users in relation with adherence to follow-up in a cohort study). Jourées Scientifiques et Thématiques de l’ADELE (association of French language epidemiologists) – Etudes de cohorts: aspects méthodologiques, éthiques et pratiques. Nancy, 12 – 14 Janvier 2000.
Davis-Vogel A., Metzger D., Recruitment and retention of high risk drug users, The
Sixty-first annual Scientific Meeting of the college on Problems of Drug Dependence. Acapulco, Mexico. June 1999.
Metzger D., Navaline H., Davis-Vogel A., Wilson G., Pagan G., Oglseby P., Borgenicht
C., Tobin-Fiore D., and Woody G. changing characteristics of IDUs at highest
risk of HIV Infection in Philadelphia. The Sixty-first Annual Scientific Meeting of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence. Acapulco, Mexico. June 1999.
Navaline H., Metzger D., Borgenicht C., fields G., Peikes D., Wilson, G., Davis-Vogel A., Tobin-Fiore D., and Woody G. Evaluation of a syringe exchange program: exchanger characteristics and program utilization patterns. The Sixty-first Annual Scientific Meeting of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence. Acapulco, Mexico. June, 1999.
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