J O S H M AT AC O T T A, P S Y .D.
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SUMMARY
Highly motivated research analyst with strong analytical and interpretation skills. Skilled in taking
a leadership role in the development, enhancement, documentation, and communication of
comprehensive information and data analyses. Ability to review large amounts of data and
convey their meanings to others to help identify, measure, interpret and improve upon outcomes.
TECHNOLOGICAL SKILLS
Languages Skill Level
HTML and CSS Intermediate
Tools
IBM SPSS Statistics (Vers. 17+; AMOS) Intermediate
Base SAS 9.3 Novice
Tableau Public Intermediate
Microsoft Word, Power Point, Excel (Pivot Advanced
Tables), Access (queries, reports, forms)
Avatar (SF Dept. of Public Health) Intermediate
Website Builders: WordPress, Simple Scripts, Expert
LiveSite (v. 8.0, 8.5, 8.6)
FTP Software and Web Expert
Qualtrics, Survey Monkey Expert
Titanium Scheduler Expert
Point and Click 12.5+ Expert (Reports, Admin, Web)
Other
PsycTESTS, PsycINFO Beta Tester - American Psychological
Association 8/2012
EDUCATION
Psy.D., Clinical Psychology
California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University – May 2012
APA accredited, San Francisco, CA
Emphasis: Health Psychology
M.A., Clinical Psychology
California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University, 2010
B.A., Criminal Justice
San Francisco State University, 2005
Concentrations: Legal Emphasis, Psychology
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
California State University, 2010 – present
Staff Psychologist & Research Coordinator: 2013 – present
California State University, Fullerton
Student Health & Counseling Services, Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS)
Member of HIPAA/HITECH Compliance Committee, and Assessment Committee
Oversees collection of service utilization data and patient clinical data. Performs
complex statistical analyses, which includes selecting appropriate analysis
procedures, setting up data for analysis, judging validity and reliability of data,
designing/running PNC SQL-based reports and ad-hoc reports to extract data and
perform statistical analyses using SPSS
Standardizes raw clinical assessment scores and analyzes data using multiple
regression models, significance tests, multiple correlation in an effort to provide clinical
insight and information about center-wide performance
Identifies trends in college student mental health, campus-wide and nationally
Produces written reports of data analyses for the Director and Student Affairs to
support decisions pertaining to resource designation, staffing, and clinical services
Serves as liaison between CAPS, Information Technology (IT), and electronic health
records vendor Point and Click (PNC), and oversees the enhancement project to
better serve CAPS’ clinical and reporting needs
Liaison between CAPS and the Center for Collegiate Mental Health (CCMH) at Penn
State University, and implemented CAPS’ use of electronic clinical assessment
measures via the Student Health Portal; Coordinated with IT and oversaw transition
to paperless charts and use of iPads and kiosks for clinical intakes
Postdoctoral Resident: 2012 – 2013
Doctoral Intern: 2011 – 2012
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona:
Student Health and Counseling Services
Designed and facilitated Social Confidence group treatment; conducted pre- and
post-intervention analyses to evaluate treatment efficacy using SPSS (repeated
measures ANOVA on gain scores, ANCOVA with pretest-posttest data, t-tests)
Applied for and awarded a CalMHSA grant supporting student programming
Oversaw development and launch of a one-day conference providing CEs to
mental health professionals on the topic of trans student identity made possible by
a Tri-City and CalMHSA (Prop63) grant
Conducted content analysis of conference attendees notes, survey responses,
and focus group remarks for attribution analysis and program evaluation
Led three training seminars for pre-doctoral interns on topics pertaining to clinical
issues and research and statistical methods for the behavioral sciences
Maintained counseling center web content
Interdepartmental collaboration to increase students’ utilization of mental health
services and improve campus satisfaction, retention, and academic integration
Served on multicultural task forces, the Veterans Task Force and served on the
Incident Response Team addressing campus hate crimes and incidents
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Psychology Practicum I/II Trainee: 2008 – 2010
New Leaf: Services for Our Community – San Francisco, CA
Beta-tested SF County Department of Mental Health electronic medical record
system, SF Avatar; completed training in SF Avatar (Behavioral Health Electronic
Health Record System)
Designed Excel report for the purpose of tracking and reporting detailed clinical
intake data and demographics; created and updated the referral directory
Provided individual, group and couples counseling to culturally diverse adults with
substance use disorders, anxiety, depression, trauma, severe mental illness and
stigma-related stress; addressed HIV risk behaviors and HIV treatment adherence
through counseling, psychoeducation and provider collaboration
OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE
Law Clerk/Paralegal, Stewart & Musell, Attorneys at Law, 2007 – 2008
Provided litigation support, calendaring, and support to attorneys. Drafted motions,
interrogatories, production requests and legal memoranda as required for plaintiff-
side employment law firm.
Municipal Bonds Coordinator & Analyst, Sutter Securities Incorporated, 2005 – 2006
Provided analytical support to investment bankers and senior managing directors
in municipal bonds and corporate valuations departments.
Judicial Intern & Law Clerk, San Francisco Superior Court of California, 2004 – 2007
Worked closely with judges, attorneys and court personnel in a complex and
sensitive organization requiring particular trustworthiness, discretion and a non-
doctrinaire approach to projects and issues. Conducted legal research and wrote
legal memoranda.
Marketing Data Manager, Golden Gate University, San Francisco, 2003 – 2005
Conducted data analyses, surveys, and evaluation of online marketing initiatives.
Tracked/measured online traffic; provided written reports to the marketing director.
Analyzed data from consumer database to identify trends and consumer behavior
Built email segmentation strategies to leverage customer data insights; Provided
direction on CAN-SPAM requirements
Marketing Associate, American Red Cross, San Francisco, 2000 – 2003
Wrote content of online and print promotional materials, annual reports, and other
literature as needed. Assessed ROI and efficacy of marketing efforts through
surveys and data collection.
Built email segmentation strategies to leverage customer data insights
Liaised with advertising and lead generation companies. Conducted research on
new and established markets. Conducted market analysis and consumer survey
research regarding donor activities and attitudes.
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
2008 – Present American Psychological Association
2013 – Present Coalition for Technology in Behavioral Science
2012 – Present Center for Open Science: Reproducibility Project - Psychology
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