Elizabeth Clearfield

Elizabeth Clearfield is a research manager with a focus on patient and multi-stakeholder engagement, specializing in qualitative and quantitative methods, study design, and core outcome set development.

Her expertise lies in projects aimed at enhancing comparative effectiveness research and advocating for the value of emerging treatment technology through methods like Delphi consensus building and PROM development.

Elizabeth holds a Master of Health Science (MHS) degree in Epidemiology from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Lafayette College.

With a robust professional background, Elizabeth has served in various roles such as Research Manager at the Center for Medical Technology Policy, Senior Research Associate, Epidemiology Consultant, and Epidemiologist at esteemed organizations including Cochrane Eyes and Vision Group, EpiMetrix, Inc., and Army Public Health Command.

She has also contributed to academia as a teaching assistant, graduate research assistant, and research assistant at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Elizabeth's internship experiences at organizations like the Hepatitis B Foundation, Lehigh Valley Hospital, and University of Maryland School of Medicine have enriched her knowledge and skills in the field.

Her proficiency spans protocol development, IRB submissions, literature and systematic reviews, as well as project and business development.

Utilizing her strong research acumen and expertise in content elicitation interviewing, conceptual frameworks, and cognitive debriefings, Elizabeth Clearfield is a dedicated professional committed to advancing healthcare research and improving patient outcomes.