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Diana Freeman
2nd year Masters Student, Halıcıoğlu Data Sciences Institute B.S. University of California, San Diego |
Short Biography
Diana is a Master's research assistant in the Interventional Psychiatry Program at UC San Diego and is pursuing an M.S. in Data Science at UC San Diego. She received a B.S. in Clinical Psychology from UC San Diego and previously worked as a Clinical Coordinator at an outpatient treatment center specializing in mental health and substance abuse recovery in San Diego, bringing experience in clinical research and healthcare operations to her data work.
Under the mentorship of Dr. Greg Appelbaum, Diana manages and analyzes the program's retrospective TMS database, specializing in predictive modeling of rTMS response in treatment-resistant depression. She also supports a multisite analysis of TMS protocols for suicidal ideation, building the data tools that partner sites use to submit their data. Her interests center on using clinical data to understand who responds to neuromodulation treatments and to help optimize care for patients with depression.
Under the mentorship of Dr. Greg Appelbaum, Diana manages and analyzes the program's retrospective TMS database, specializing in predictive modeling of rTMS response in treatment-resistant depression. She also supports a multisite analysis of TMS protocols for suicidal ideation, building the data tools that partner sites use to submit their data. Her interests center on using clinical data to understand who responds to neuromodulation treatments and to help optimize care for patients with depression.