The PSECOP represents a multidisciplinary group who are involved in the assessment and care of the recipient and living donor throughout the transplant process.
AST members can join PSECOP.
Collaborate with the WHCOP to develop a survey to investigate gender disparities in transplant care.
Collaborate with multiple COPs to investigate issues related to cognitive functioning and health literacy in organ transplantation by performing systematic reviews and publishing a manuscript.
Develop a webinar series to discuss transplant ethics issues related to prisoners.
Establish and sustain a Speakers Bureau that aims to identify and promote junior, early career professionals.
If you have questions related to the Psychosocial and Ethics Community of Practice, please contact Raffaella Troiano.
Chair
Term ending: 2026
Clinical Psychologist
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
Co-Chair
Term ending: 2026
Assistant Professor
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
Past Chair
Term ending: 2026
Professor
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Member-at-Large
Term ending: 2025
Psychologist
Allegheny Health Network
Member-at-Large
Term ending: 2026
Assistant Professor
Johns Hopkins University
Member-at-Large
Term ending: 2025
Assistant Professor
New York University Langone Health
Member-at-Large
Term ending: 2026
Assistant Professor
Emory University
Member-at-Large
Term ending: 2025
Assistant Professor
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Early Career Member-at-Large
Term ending: 2025
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
University of Alabama at Birmingham