Jaime Kishpaugh

Jaime is a Research Coordinator in the Research & Evaluation Group at Public Health Management Corporation. Since 2019, Jaime has explored innovative treatments, such as community reinforcement and family training therapy and medication-assisted treatment with contingency management, for people with substance use disorder and their loved ones. Jaime’s responsibilities include managing an online, randomized clinical trial and evaluating a multi-site screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment project. Jaime draws upon their own journey with recovery and mental health to engage programs in a people-first manner. At PHMC, Jaime also participates in several work groups and the LGBTQ+ employee resource group with the aims of building community and advancing research. She received a Bachelor’s in Linguistics and Spanish from Haverford College.

PHMC is a non-profit public health organization with a mission of creating and sustaining healthier communities. Composed of hundreds of programs, a network of subsidiary organizations, and six federally qualified health centers, PHMC’s work spans physical, behavioral, and mental health; substance use; health promotion and prevention; criminal justice; workforce development and economic inclusion; education; and child welfare and family social services. PHMC’s Research & Evaluation Group works locally, regionally and nationally with diverse partners to conduct new research and strengthen existing services through robust evaluation approaches.