Isabella Tullio, MPH is a Clinical Research Coordinator I with the Center for Violence Prevention (CVP) and the Center for Injury Research and Prevention (CIRP). She supports child passenger safety and community-based violence prevention research through data collection, management, analysis, and dissemination. 

Across multiple research projects, Isabella conducts patient medical record screening for study eligibility, coordinates survey and interview outreach, codes and analyzes quantitative data, and collects pre- and post-intervention measures. She is passionate about prevention and early intervention and is committed to advancing patient-centered research that translates evidence into practice to improve outcomes for diverse populations. 

Isabella first joined the CIRP and CVP teams as a research assistant while earning her Master of Public Health degree. She is excited to continue contributing to the projects she helped support during her graduate training. At the University of Delaware, she served as a teaching assistant for undergraduate and graduate epidemiology courses and worked as a research assistant on Dr. Yendelela Cuffee's randomized controlled trial evaluating patient storytelling interventions to improve antihypertensive medication adherence.