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Jonathan Garcia

Associate Professor

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Public Health and Human Sciences

Health Promotion and Health Behavior

Public Health

Public Health Practice

Jonathan Garcia is currently serving as a College Of Public Health And Human Sciences Associate Professor at Oregon State University.

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Jonathan Garcia

Oregon State University

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public health sexual health social sciences hiv sociology global health lgbt health sexual behavior human sexuality sexual orientation sociology of religion homosexuality intersectionality sex research mental health social justice international health infection control transgender health community health social epidemiology alternative sexuality global health crisis health communication harm reduction critical public health sexology black men bisexual latino men social science research development aid humanitarian aid men's studies sexual rights hiv prevention religious responses health psychology lgbt youth disease transmission social isolation urban health cultural psychology social medicine societal influence gender disparities hiv vulnerability applied social psychology respiratory medicine migration studies addiction medicine research policy patient experience correctional practice sexual responsibility social policy research black feminism health care delivery global transformations intimate relations social support networks hiv stigma disease outbreaks psychosocial issues behavioral health treatment effects exposure assessment patient education indigenous peoples antimicrobial stewardship critical analysis brazilian response global evidence mapping lgbtq youth psychosocial implications pre-exposure prophylaxis health care access participatory methods health equity social determinants of health public health interventions

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“Just for Pregnant Women, Not for You”: A Qualitative Evaluation of the Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare Experiences of Transgender and Gender Diverse Cancer Survivors. Journal of Cancer Survivorship (2024)

Jessica R. GormanStephanie L. CoreyIsabelle GinavanJonathan Garcia

health policypublic healthtransgender healthgender studiespregnant womenwomen's healthqualitative evaluationintersectionalitytransgender narrativecancer researchgender diversitytransgender studiesgender transitionssurvival analysiscancer careoncologypatient experience

Just for Pregnant Women, Not for You: A Qualitative Evaluation of the Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare Experiences of Transgender and Gender Diverse Cancer Survivors. (2024)

sexual and reproductive healthtransgender healthgender studiespregnant womenlgbt healthreproductive healthcare experiencesqualitative evaluationreproductive healthrespectful maternity caregynecologytransgender studiesgender identityqualitative researchsexual healthsexual identity

Psychosocial Factors Play a Central Role in Determining Snap Utilization for Farm Workforce. Frontiers in Public Health (2024)

Briana E. RocklerStephanie K. GrutzmacherJonathan GarciaEllen SmitMarc Braverman

public healthsocial determinants of healthpsychosocial factorssnap utilizationfarm workforce

Psychosocial Factors Play a Central Role in Determining Snap Utilization for Farm Workforce. (2024)

workforce developmentagricultural policyfood systemsproduction researchagricultural managementfarm managementagricultural economicspsychosocial factorsvocational behavioragricultural impactssnap utilizationagricultural historymanagementsocioeconomic statusfarm workforce

Something to Eat: Experiences of Food Insecurity on the Farm. Agriculture and Human Values (2023)

Briana E. RocklerStephanie K. GrutzmacherJonathan GarciaMarc T. BravermanEllen Smit

public healthlivelihoodsfarm managementagricultural economicspest managementsocio-economic impactsfood insecurityhumanitieslivelihood security

Why Bisexual Latino Men Have Sex: Implications for Sexuality Education and Practice. (2023)

sexual diversitylgbt healthalternative sexualitysex researchgender identitysexual and reproductive healthsexual orientationsexual identityintersectionalitysexual behaviorlatino studiesgendered sexualityeducationhomosexualitygender studiessex educationethnicitysexuality educationbisexual latino men

Critical Consciousness for Connectivity: Decoding Social Isolation Experienced by Latinx and Lgbtq+ Youth Using a Multi-Stakeholder Approach to Health Equity. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2022)

Nancy VargasJesse L. ClarkIvan A. EstradaCynthia De La TorreNili YoshaMario Magaña AlvarezRichard G. ParkerJonathan Garcia

mental healthpublic healthpsychosocial researchsocial science researchsocial isolationadolescent healthmulti-stakeholder researchcritical consciousnessenvironmental healthcultural studiesintersectionalityenvironmental psychologysocial sciencesintercultural studiescritical public healthlgbt youthpsychology

The Role of Snap and Wic Participation and Racialized Legal Status in U.S. Farmworker Health. PLoS ONE (2022)

Briana E. RocklerStephanie K. GrutzmacherJonathan GarciaEllen Smit

health policypublic healthwic participationrural healthracialized legal statuslabor market participation

The Role of Snap and Wic Participation and Racialized Legal Status in U.S. Farmworker Health. (2022)

health policypublic healthhealth care disparitieshealth equitysocial science researchracial discriminationhealth lawsocial determinants of healthpreventive medicinehealth inequitieshealth inequalitiesdisparitieshealth disparitiesu.s. farmworker healthwic participationrural healthsociologyracialized legal status

Engaging Latino Families About Covid-19 Vaccines: A Qualitative Study Conducted in Oregon, USA. Health Education & Behavior (2021)

Jonathan GarciaNancy VargasCynthia de la TorreMario Magana AlvarezJesse Lawton Clark

health communicationpublic healthqualitative researchqualitative studyhealth educationlatino familiescovid-19

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Jonathan Garcia

Associate Professor

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Public Health and Human Sciences

Health Promotion and Health Behavior

Public Health

Public Health Practice

Jonathan Garcia is currently serving as a College Of Public Health And Human Sciences Associate Professor at Oregon State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Oregon State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Jessica R. GormanStephanie L. CoreyIsabelle GinavanJonathan Garcia

Just for Pregnant Women, Not for You: A Qualitative Evaluation of the Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare Experiences of Transgender and Gender Diverse Cancer Survivors. (2024)

Psychosocial Factors Play a Central Role in Determining Snap Utilization for Farm Workforce. Frontiers in Public Health (2024)

Briana E. RocklerStephanie K. GrutzmacherJonathan GarciaEllen SmitMarc Braverman

public healthsocial determinants of healthpsychosocial factorssnap utilizationfarm workforce

Psychosocial Factors Play a Central Role in Determining Snap Utilization for Farm Workforce. (2024)

Something to Eat: Experiences of Food Insecurity on the Farm. Agriculture and Human Values (2023)

Briana E. RocklerStephanie K. GrutzmacherJonathan GarciaMarc T. BravermanEllen Smit

public healthlivelihoodsfarm managementagricultural economicspest managementsocio-economic impactsfood insecurityhumanitieslivelihood security

Why Bisexual Latino Men Have Sex: Implications for Sexuality Education and Practice. (2023)

Nancy VargasJesse L. ClarkIvan A. EstradaCynthia De La TorreNili YoshaMario Magaña AlvarezRichard G. ParkerJonathan Garcia

The Role of Snap and Wic Participation and Racialized Legal Status in U.S. Farmworker Health. PLoS ONE (2022)

Briana E. RocklerStephanie K. GrutzmacherJonathan GarciaEllen Smit

health policypublic healthwic participationrural healthracialized legal statuslabor market participation

The Role of Snap and Wic Participation and Racialized Legal Status in U.S. Farmworker Health. (2022)

Engaging Latino Families About Covid-19 Vaccines: A Qualitative Study Conducted in Oregon, USA. Health Education & Behavior (2021)

Jonathan GarciaNancy VargasCynthia de la TorreMario Magana AlvarezJesse Lawton Clark

health communicationpublic healthqualitative researchqualitative studyhealth educationlatino familiescovid-19

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