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Janie Simmons, Ed.D.

New York University

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School of Global Public Health

NoneJanie Simmons, Ed.d. is currently serving as a School Of Global Public Health faculty at New York University.

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public health substance abuse hiv addiction substance use health policy addiction medicine social sciences harm reduction substance use disorders global health implementation research addictive behaviors treatment and prevention mental health drug treatment criminology respiratory medicine preventive medicine lgbt health drug policy human research ethics response trainings virology research policy pharmacotherapy opioid overdose drug overdose addiction treatment substance addiction couple therapy united states female sex workers women's studies social science research implementation strategies scientific misconduct disease prevention ecological momentary assessment serodiscordant heterosexual couples oral pre-exposure prophylaxis idu couples drug-using couples feminist criminology infection control oral health ecotoxicology data privacy sexology addiction health service research health prevention health protection health care delivery therapeutic relationship health risk assessment population exposure evidence-based practice treatment options social work policy informed consent publication ethics public health interventions critical public health global healthcare human health comparative methodology protocol analysis occupational safety structural violence substance abuse treatment intimate partnerships injection initiation treatment barriers larger social forces exploratory study interpersonal dynamics public safety community policing safety safety science

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“Oh Man, You’re Just Going to Die:” Police Officer’s Perceptions of Fentanyl Pre and Post an Occupational Risk Reduction Training. Drug and Alcohol Dependence (2025)

health policypublic healthsubstance use disordersopioid epidemicaddiction medicinesubstance useharm reductionaddictionpolice psychologydrug policyfentanyl presubstance abuse“ oh manopioid use disordermedical sociologyaddictive behaviors

Evaluation of an Experimental Web-Based Educational Module on Opioid-Related Occupational Safety Among Police Officers: Protocol for a Randomized Pragmatic Trial to Minimize Barriers to Overdose Response. JMIR Research Protocols (2022)

Janie SimmonsLuther ElliottAlex S BennettLeo BeletskySonali RajanBrad AndersNicole Dastparvardeh

health policypublic healthprotocol analysisoccupational safetyoperations researchcorrectional practiceopioid-related occupational safetyrespiratory medicinepolice officerscriminologyaddictionrandomized pragmatic trialimplementation researchopioid overdosedrug overdosebehavioral sciencesformal methods

Hiv-Serodifferent Couples’ Perspectives and Practices Regarding Hiv Prevention Strategies: A Mixed Methods Study. PLOS Global Public Health (2022)

James M. McMahonJanie SimmonsAmy BraksmajerNatalie LeBlanc

public healthhiv-serodifferent couplesmixed methods studysocial sciencesglobal healthimplementation researchhiv prevention strategies

The Magnetic Couples Study: Protocol for a Mixed Methods Prospective Cohort Study of Hiv-Serodifferent Heterosexual Couples’ Perspectives and Use of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (Prep). BMJ Open (2021)

James M. McMahonJanie SimmonsJessica E. HabererSharon MannheimerNatalie M. LeblancLeilani TorresRobert QuilesGuillermo AedoAnabel JavierAmy BraksmajerGraham HarrimanNicole TraboldEnrique R. PougetAnn KurthMartez D. R. SmithJudith BraschEric J. PodsiadlyPeter L. Anderson

prospective cohort studiespublic healthretrospective cohort studiescohort studiesinfectious diseasesvirologyhivmagnetic couples studypre-exposure prophylaxishiv-serodifferent heterosexual coupleshealth sciences

Suboptimal Hiv Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Awareness and Willingness to Use Among Women Who Use Drugs in the United States: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. AIDS and Behavior (2019)

Chen ZhangJames McMahonJanie SimmonsL. Lauren BrownRobertson NashYu Liu

health services researchhivsystematic reviewaddictionhealth scienceshealth policypublic healthwomen's studiesunited statesrespiratory medicinehealth risk assessmentimplementation researchpopulation exposureaddictive behaviorsevidence-based practiceresearch policyharm reductiondrug policytreatment optionsmaternal health

Syndemic Factors Associated With Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy Among Hiv-Positive Adult Heterosexual Men. AIDS Research and Therapy (2019)

James M. McMahonAmy BraksmajerChen ZhangNatalie LeblancMichael ChenAngela AidalaJanie Simmons

mental healthpublic healthinfectious diseasesvirologyantiretroviral therapyhivclinical epidemiologyglobal healthsyndemic factors

Effects of Discrimination on Hiv-Related Symptoms in Heterosexual Men of Color. American Journal of Men s Health (2018)

Amy BraksmajerJanie SimmonsAngela AidalaJames M. McMahon

mental healthpublic healthrace relationshomosexualityhiv-related symptomsethnic discriminationracial discriminationhealth inequalitiesheterosexual menhivdisparitiesafrican american studieshealth disparitiesmen's studiesamerican studieshealth sciencesrace

Implementation of Online Opioid Prevention, Recognition and Response Trainings for Laypeople: Year 1 Survey Results. Substance Use & Misuse (2018)

Janie SimmonsSonali RajanLloyd A. GoldsamtLuther Elliott

health policypublic healthdigital healthaddiction medicineimplementation strategiessubstance useresponse trainingsaddictionimplementation researchsubstance abuseonline opioid prevention

Potential Benefits of Using Ecological Momentary Assessment to Study High-Risk Polydrug Use. mHealth (2017)

Alexis M. RothMarisa FelsherMegan ReedJesse L. GoldshearQuan TruongRichard S. GarfeinJanie Simmons

toxicologypublic healthpsychiatrypotential benefitshigh-risk polydrug usehealth sciencesecological momentary assessment

Potential Risks of Ecological Momentary Assessment Among Persons Who Inject Drugs. Substance Use & Misuse (2017)

Alexis M. RothJohn RossiJesse L. GoldshearQuan TruongRichard F. ArmentaStephen E. LankenauRichard S. GarfeinJanie Simmons

mental healthsubstance use disorderspotential riskshuman impacts on the environmentpsychiatryecotoxicologyenvironmental sciencesubstance usesubstance abuseecologyecological momentary assessment

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Janie Simmons, Ed.D.

New York University

Affiliations

School of Global Public Health

NoneJanie Simmons, Ed.d. is currently serving as a School Of Global Public Health faculty at New York University.

Honors

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New York University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

“Oh Man, You’re Just Going to Die:” Police Officer’s Perceptions of Fentanyl Pre and Post an Occupational Risk Reduction Training. Drug and Alcohol Dependence (2025)

Janie SimmonsLuther ElliottAlex S BennettLeo BeletskySonali RajanBrad AndersNicole Dastparvardeh

Hiv-Serodifferent Couples’ Perspectives and Practices Regarding Hiv Prevention Strategies: A Mixed Methods Study. PLOS Global Public Health (2022)

James M. McMahonJanie SimmonsAmy BraksmajerNatalie LeBlanc

public healthhiv-serodifferent couplesmixed methods studysocial sciencesglobal healthimplementation researchhiv prevention strategies

Suboptimal Hiv Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Awareness and Willingness to Use Among Women Who Use Drugs in the United States: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. AIDS and Behavior (2019)

Chen ZhangJames McMahonJanie SimmonsL. Lauren BrownRobertson NashYu Liu

Syndemic Factors Associated With Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy Among Hiv-Positive Adult Heterosexual Men. AIDS Research and Therapy (2019)

James M. McMahonAmy BraksmajerChen ZhangNatalie LeblancMichael ChenAngela AidalaJanie Simmons

mental healthpublic healthinfectious diseasesvirologyantiretroviral therapyhivclinical epidemiologyglobal healthsyndemic factors

Effects of Discrimination on Hiv-Related Symptoms in Heterosexual Men of Color. American Journal of Men s Health (2018)

Amy BraksmajerJanie SimmonsAngela AidalaJames M. McMahon

Implementation of Online Opioid Prevention, Recognition and Response Trainings for Laypeople: Year 1 Survey Results. Substance Use & Misuse (2018)

Janie SimmonsSonali RajanLloyd A. GoldsamtLuther Elliott

health policypublic healthdigital healthaddiction medicineimplementation strategiessubstance useresponse trainingsaddictionimplementation researchsubstance abuseonline opioid prevention

Potential Benefits of Using Ecological Momentary Assessment to Study High-Risk Polydrug Use. mHealth (2017)

Alexis M. RothMarisa FelsherMegan ReedJesse L. GoldshearQuan TruongRichard S. GarfeinJanie Simmons

toxicologypublic healthpsychiatrypotential benefitshigh-risk polydrug usehealth sciencesecological momentary assessment

Potential Risks of Ecological Momentary Assessment Among Persons Who Inject Drugs. Substance Use & Misuse (2017)

Alexis M. RothJohn RossiJesse L. GoldshearQuan TruongRichard F. ArmentaStephen E. LankenauRichard S. GarfeinJanie Simmons

mental healthsubstance use disorderspotential riskshuman impacts on the environmentpsychiatryecotoxicologyenvironmental sciencesubstance usesubstance abuseecologyecological momentary assessment

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