Rachel Elizabeth Davis-Martin

Rachel Elizabeth Davis-Martin is an Assistant Professor at UMass Chan Medical School's T.H. Chan School of Medicine, affiliated with the Department of Emergency Medicine. Her research bridges behavioral health and technology through implementation science.

• Education: BA in Psychology (University of Alabama), MA and PhD in Clinical Psychology (University of Mississippi), Postdoctoral Fellowship in Integrated Behavioral Health and Implementation Science (University of Massachusetts Medical School).

Her research focuses on integrating behavioral health into emergency medicine, leveraging telehealth/mHealth solutions for suicide prevention, alcohol use disorders, and headache management. Recent work emphasizes machine learning for suicide prediction and wearable biosensors for AUD treatment.

Publication trends (2017-2022) span Emergency Medicine, Psychiatry, Neurology, and Medical Informatics, with recurring themes in implementation science, digital health, and behavioral interventions. Collaborations with Edwin Boudreaux highlight her work in emergency department contexts.