Joanna Kim is an assistant professor in the Department of Psychology at Arizona State University. She completed her doctorate in clinical psychology at University of California, Los Angeles. Kim’s research aims to reduce disparities in behavioral health risk, identification, and service utilization for low-income, immigrant, and ethnoracial minority youth. She is particularly interested in implementation strategies to increase intervention engagement and extend durability of intervention outcomes for minoritized families. She is currently the recipient of a NIDA-funded K01 mentored career development award.
Education
PhD. Clinical Psychology, Psychology, University of California Los Angeles, 2019
MA. Psychology, Psychology, University of California Los Angeles, 2014
Prevention, Implementation Science, Adolescence, Family processes, Immigrant and ethnoracial minority mental health, Health disparities, Mental health services
