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Teresa Winstead is a Senior Research Scientist at the University of Washington, specifically with the Center for Community-Engaged Drug Education, Epidemiology Research (CEDEER). She specializes in qualitative research and has a strong focus on health and wellbeing related to drug use. With over ten years of experience in harm reduction research, Teresa has contributed to various projects that provide critical insights into the experiences of people who use drugs. Her previous position as an Associate Professor at Saint Martin's University allowed her to lead the Department of Society and Social Justice, where she further developed her expertise in anthropology and sociology. Winstead earned her dual doctorate from Indiana University, with a PhD in Cultural Anthropology and a Master's in the same field. Her ongoing work includes investigating alternative care approaches for individuals post-opioid overdose and co-facilitating the Lived Experience Advisory Board to enhance models of care.
University of Washington • Seattle
Working as a Senior Research Scientist at ADAI’s Center for Community-Engaged Drug Education, Epidemiology Research (CEDEER), providing expertise in qualitative research design, implementation, and analysis.
Saint Martin’s University • Lacey, WA
Former Chair of the Department of Society and Social Justice, focusing on Anthropology and Sociology.
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