Stephanie Carreiro

Stephanie Carreiro is an Associate Professor at UMass Chan Medical School's Emergency Medicine department with cross-appointments in the Morningside Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (Masters in Clinical Investigation and Population Health Sciences). Her work bridgesdigital health, wearable biosensor technology, and substance use disorder research

Education:

• BA in Biology & Psychology, Rhode Island College
• MD, New York Medical College

Research Interests: Focuses on digital biomarkers for opioid dependence, stress/craving detection in recovery, and AI-driven public health surveillance. Publications span wearable technology validation, machine learning applications in addiction science, and trauma-informed digital interventions.

Scientific Contributions: Key areas include

• Wearable biosensor-based opioid use tracking
• Cough monitoring for population-level pandemic response
• Gender disparities in emergency medicine grant funding
• Digital phenotyping for PrEP adherence

Advising & Grants: Collaborates extensively with researchers in toxicology, clinical informatics, and biomedical engineering. Leads projects on digital pill systems, real-time drug use detection, and telemedicine addiction services.