Rachel Koffer

Rachel Koffer is an Assistant Professor at Arizona State University's Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation. Her research focuses on linking stress to health outcomes across adulthood, utilizing innovative methodologies like intraindividual variability and big data analysis. She has affiliations with Edson College's Doctor of Nursing Practice program and serves as research faculty.

Dr. Koffer's academic training includes a PhD from The Pennsylvania State University, with specialized support from the National Science Foundation's Big Data Social Science IGERT and NIA Pathways to Successful Aging T32. Her postdoctoral work was funded by the NHLBI Cardiovascular Behavioral Medicine T32 at University of Pittsburgh.

• Research keywords: Aging, Cardiovascular, Stress, Data Analytics, Population Health, Quantitative Psychology
• Methodological focus: Intraindividual Variability, Stressor Diversity, Mixed Models, Wearable Technology
• Population focus: Diverse populations, Women's Health, Midlife Adults, Older Adults

Recent publication trends show consistent exploration of stressor diversity (2016-2024), inflammation responses (2018-2023), and aging-related behavioral patterns. Her 2024 work on experiential diversity theory and 2023 studies on pandemic impacts represent cutting-edge contributions.