Hi, I'm Phoebe Franco, a Research Scientist in Austin, TX.
I design, implement, and evaluate burnout prevention programs for healthcare professionals. My goal is to help people thrive by making research evidence accessible and practical to employees, leaders, and other stakeholders.
My skills include:
Translating academic research into practical tools that people can easily implement in their day-to-day lives to improve their well-being
Collecting data on people's experiences and needs using validated surveys and interview techniques
Reporting insights from quantitative and qualitative data using advanced statistics and thematic analysis
Collaborating with diverse stakeholders to create, implement, and evaluate new programs that address people's needs and improve their well-being and relationships at work
Facilitating groups of 5 to 100+ people to provide education, guide self-reflection, and elicit the expertise and experience of participants
Selected Peer-Reviewed Publications

Quantitative study evaluating pediatric resident well-being after attending a resiliency training program

Qualitative study on the processes through which people learn and implement self-compassion at work

Quantitative study on improvements in nurse well-being after attending a one day self-compassion training

Quantitative study on factors associated with adaptive communication behaviors among college students