Kimberly Phillips, PhD
Education
- PhD, Psychology, University of New Hampshire, 2016
- MA, Psychology, University of New Hampshire, 2008
- BA, Russian, University of New Hampshire, 1990
Professional Background
Dr. Phillips joined the IOD in 2010. She conducts primary and secondary data research, as well as evaluation and project management for several grant-funded efforts. Presently, Dr. Phillips serves as Principal Investigator of the CDC-funded New Hampshire Disability & Public Health Project and leads a research project for the NIDILRR-funded Employment Policy and Management RRTC. With Andrew Houtenville, she is co-Principal Investigator of the Kessler Foundation National Employment & Disability Survey: Supervisor Perspectives. Dr. Phillips has co-authored peer-reviewed publications in several journals, including the Disability & Health Journal; Review of General Psychology; Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin; and the Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation. In addition, she has presented research at numerous national conferences and produced a number of data surveillance reports. She received her doctorate in psychology in 2016 after completing her dissertation on employees’ with disabilities response to attitudinal barriers in the workplace and perceived potential at work.
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