Danielle Davidov

Danielle Davidov is an Associate Professor at West Virginia University's School of Public Health, Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, with an adjunct appointment in the School of Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine. Her work bridges academic research and clinical practice to address trauma and violence prevention.

• West Virginia University School of Public Health (Faculty, Social and Behavioral Sciences)
• West Virginia University School of Medicine (Adjunct Faculty, Emergency Medicine)

Research Focus: Dr. Davidov specializes in qualitative and mixed methods research to evaluate complex interventions for improving system-level responses to trauma and violence. She prioritizes rural health disparities and dissemination science, particularly in contexts involving healthcare systems, substance abuse, and mental health intersections.

Scientific Awards:

• 2021 Purple Ribbon Award (WV AWARE project collaboration)
• 2020 Teaching MVP Award, WVU Office of the Provost
• 2017 Excellence in Teaching Award, WVU Injury Control Research Center
• 2012 Research Appreciation Award, WVU Department of Emergency Medicine

Advising & Leadership: Dr. Davidov mentors undergraduate, master's, and doctoral students while leading federally funded projects such as PCORI's WV AWARE initiative. Her work emphasizes survivor engagement and interdisciplinary collaboration.