Associate Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences, Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior

Overview

Dr. Treloar Padovano (she/her) is Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior (DPHB) at the Warren Alpert Medical School in the Division of BioMed and Associate Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences (BSS) in the School of Public Health (SPH). Her leadership roles include serving as Associate Director of Inclusive Excellence for the Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies (CAAS) and Associate Director of Team Science for the Center for Addiction and Disease Risk Exacerbation (CADRE). She is a licensed psychologist and clinician scientist committed to teaching and research training. She is a member of training committees the Brown Clinical Psychology Training Program (Adult Track) and CAAS Postdoctoral T32 Fellowship programs.

Dr. Treloar Padovano’s interdisciplinary research program seeks to study multilevel determinants of health, wellness, and substance use, and to improve screening and brief interventions for chronic liver disease. She has methodological expertise in laboratory alcohol administration, cue reactivity, ecological momentary assessment, and longitudinal data analysis. Since 2021, Dr. Treloar Padovano has implemented all projects for which she is the primary researcher in English and Spanish.

Dr. Treloar Padovano is committed to ongoing learning about how privilege and resource access shape her viewpoint. Her service roles actively oppose systems of disadvantage in support of the University's values, including fostering diverse perspectives and free inquiry. She serves as co-chair of the Trainee Support branch of the Community and Belonging Council (DPHB, CAAS), a member of the Diversity, Inclusion, and Action Plan committee (BSS), and as an advisory board member for the Office of Women in Medicine and Science (BioMed, SPH).

Dr. Treloar Padovano teaches for the Brown University Pre-College program, SPH Masters in Public Health program, and the multidisciplinary doctoral program in Behavioral and Social Sciences. She is a research mentor for clinical psychology residents, MPH students, research staff, and postdoctoral fellows. 

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