Ambassador

Ivy Tillman

Augusta University - IRB Office Director and Human Protections Administrator

State: Georgia
Stakeholder Type: Researcher

Ivy Tillman has been in the human research protections field for 15 years. She has previous experience as a research coordinator for sickle cell and neurology studies. As an IRB Director and Human Research Protections Program Administrator, she sees her role as a vital stakeholder with PCORI research, which she first learned about through her work with the Engage ALL Abilities project. She holds a bachelor of arts in biology and a bachelor of arts in French from Clemson University. She also earned a master's in management with a concentration in healthcare management from Troy University. She is pursuing a doctorate in curriculum and instruction at Augusta University.

Involvement with PCORI

Engagement Awards: Engage ALL Abilities - Advisory Panel member

Ambassador Interests

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