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Scott Carvajal

Professor Public Health Tenured Affiliate Faculty

University of Arizona

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College of Science

Psychology

Scott Carvajal is currently serving as a College Of Science Professor Public Health Tenured Affiliate Faculty at University of Arizona.

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Scott Carvajal

University of Arizona

Professor Public Health Tenured Affiliate Faculty

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public health community health adolescent health behavioral sciences psychology mental health health promotion adolescent psychology social sciences adolescence substance use social determinants of health preventive medicine migration studies developmental psychology health psychology rural health health prevention social psychology social epidemiology community health workers latino studies indigenous peoples disease prevention applied social psychology intercultural studies community psychology psychosocial research cross-cultural perspectives public health interventions environmental health american studies behavioral health chronic disease management scoping review harm reduction child psychology societal influence disease management tobacco use prevention science school psychology educational psychology applied psychology public performance occupational epidemiology action research environmental psychology urban health latin american diaspora environmental epidemiology covid-19 pandemic systematic review us-mexico border united states broadway performers global positive expectancies protective factor racial disparities southern arizona risk factors social anthropology performance art positive psychology tissue injury worker health alcohol misuse correctional practice indigenous studies cultural context community advocacy mental health services patient preferences juvenile delinquency teen pregnancy safer choices health behaviors health planning health policy mental health outcomes behavioral research

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Centering the Role of Community Health Workers in Social Risk Screening, Referral, and Follow-Up Within the Primary Care Setting. BMC Primary Care (2024)

Emily K LarsonMaia IngramErin DoughertyMaria VelascoVanessa GuzmanAzel JacksonKiran PatelScott C CarvajalAda M Wilkinson-Lee

public healthsocial risk screeningcommunity health workersprimary health carecommunity healthprimary care

“Close to My Community”: A Qualitative Study of Community Health Worker-Supported Teleaudiology Hearing Aid Services. Ear and Hearing (2024)

Laura CocoKimberly LeonCecilia NavarroRosie PiperScott CarvajalNicole Marrone

public healthqualitative studycommunity healthhearing lossinvestigative studies

Examining Indigenous Identity as a Protective Factor in Mental Well-Being Research in the United States: A Scoping Review. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2024)

William Oyenque CarsonCaleigh CurleyRenée Goldtooth-HalwoodDeborah Jean McClellandStephanie Russo CarrollNicole P. YuanScott CarvajalFelina M. Cordova-Marks

public healthmental well-being researchunited statesindigenous identityscoping reviewenvironmental researchprotective factor

Knowledge of the Stress–Health Link as a Source of Resilience Among Mexicans in the Arizona Borderlands. Qualitative Health Research (2024)

Rebecca M. CrockerKarina R. DuenasIdolina CastroMaia IngramEmma TorresScott C. Carvajal

mental healthpublic healthpsychological traumapsychosocial researchcommunity resilienceresiliencepsychiatrybehavioral healthstress-health linksocial determinants of healtharizona borderlandsstress (biology)community healthqualitative researchminority stresspsychology

Neighborhood Ethnic Density and Disparities in Proximal Blood Donation Opportunities. Transfusion (2024)

John M. RuizShana D. HughesMelissa FloresBrian CusterMaia IngramScott CarvajalCecilia RosalesHany KamelRalph VassalloChristopher R. France

health policypublic healthhealth care disparitieshealth inequalitieshealth inequitiesblood donationhealth disparitiesneighborhood ethnic densitypopulation health

Risk Factors Associated With Loneliness Among Mexican-Origin Adults in Southern Arizona. BMC Public Health (2024)

Mario MoralesAda M. Wilkinson-LeeMaia IngramThomas NuñoJill E. Guernsey De ZapienRamses SepulvedaScott Carvajal

public healthepidemiologylonelinessmexican-origin adultsrisk factorsmigration studiessocial sciencesurban healthsocial epidemiologycommunity healthpopulation healthlatin american diasporasouthern arizona

Development and Internal Validation of Three Multivariable Prediction Models of Hispanic Immigrant Documentation Status Utilizing Two Samples From the Southwestern United States (Preprint). (2023)

Patrick RiversXiaoxiao SunDavid O. GarciaKristen Pogreba-BrownScott C. CarvajalDavid G. Marrero

mental healthpsychiatrypsychometricsinternal validationdemographymultivariable prediction modelssouthwestern united statespsychologystatistics

Factors Associated With Depressive Symptoms Among Mexican-Origin Adults in a Community Sample at the Us Mexico Border Region. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2023)

Mario MoralesMaia IngramKiera M. CoulterThomas NuñoAda M. Wilkinson-LeeJill E. Guernsey De ZapienScott Carvajal

environmental sciencefamily psychologymexico border regiondepressive symptomslatin american researchregional studiescommunity psychologycommunity sampleenvironmental epidemiologymental healthpublic healthmexican-origin adultsenvironmental healthcommunity mental healthdemographylatin american diasporaenvironmental psychologymigration studiessocial sciencesenvironmental researchdepressionamerican studies

Immigration Status and Chronic Disease Outcomes – a Scoping Review. Research Square (Research Square) (2023)

Patrick RiversKelly N.B. PalmerAbidemi OkechukwuD. Jean McClellandDavid O. GarciaXiaoxiao SunKristen Pogreba-BrownScott C. CarvajalDavid G. Marrero

health policypublic healthmental healthchronic diseasespsychiatryimmigration statusrefugee statusscoping review

Studying Full-Shift Inhalation Exposures to Volatile Organic Compounds (Vocs) Among Latino Workers in Very Small-Sized Beauty Salons and Auto Repair Shops. Frontiers in Public Health (2023)

Nathan LothropFlor SandovalImelda CortezRietta WagonerNicolas Lopez-GalvezKimberly ParraAnn Marie WolfBetsy C. WertheimCarolina QuijadaAmanda LeeStephanie GriffinMelanie BellScott CarvajalMaia IngramPaloma Beamer

public healthfull-shift inhalation exposuresair pollutionhuman exposureauto repair shopsvolatile organic compoundssmall-sized beauty salonslatino workersexposure assessmenthealth sciences

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Scott Carvajal

Professor Public Health Tenured Affiliate Faculty

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Science

Psychology

Scott Carvajal is currently serving as a College Of Science Professor Public Health Tenured Affiliate Faculty at University of Arizona.

Honors

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Experiences

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Scott Carvajal

University of Arizona

Professor Public Health Tenured Affiliate Faculty

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Centering the Role of Community Health Workers in Social Risk Screening, Referral, and Follow-Up Within the Primary Care Setting. BMC Primary Care (2024)

Emily K LarsonMaia IngramErin DoughertyMaria VelascoVanessa GuzmanAzel JacksonKiran PatelScott C CarvajalAda M Wilkinson-Lee

public healthsocial risk screeningcommunity health workersprimary health carecommunity healthprimary care

“Close to My Community”: A Qualitative Study of Community Health Worker-Supported Teleaudiology Hearing Aid Services. Ear and Hearing (2024)

Laura CocoKimberly LeonCecilia NavarroRosie PiperScott CarvajalNicole Marrone

public healthqualitative studycommunity healthhearing lossinvestigative studies

Examining Indigenous Identity as a Protective Factor in Mental Well-Being Research in the United States: A Scoping Review. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2024)

William Oyenque CarsonCaleigh CurleyRenée Goldtooth-HalwoodDeborah Jean McClellandStephanie Russo CarrollNicole P. YuanScott CarvajalFelina M. Cordova-Marks

public healthmental well-being researchunited statesindigenous identityscoping reviewenvironmental researchprotective factor

Knowledge of the Stress–Health Link as a Source of Resilience Among Mexicans in the Arizona Borderlands. Qualitative Health Research (2024)

Rebecca M. CrockerKarina R. DuenasIdolina CastroMaia IngramEmma TorresScott C. Carvajal

Neighborhood Ethnic Density and Disparities in Proximal Blood Donation Opportunities. Transfusion (2024)

John M. RuizShana D. HughesMelissa FloresBrian CusterMaia IngramScott CarvajalCecilia RosalesHany KamelRalph VassalloChristopher R. France

health policypublic healthhealth care disparitieshealth inequalitieshealth inequitiesblood donationhealth disparitiesneighborhood ethnic densitypopulation health

Risk Factors Associated With Loneliness Among Mexican-Origin Adults in Southern Arizona. BMC Public Health (2024)

Mario MoralesAda M. Wilkinson-LeeMaia IngramThomas NuñoJill E. Guernsey De ZapienRamses SepulvedaScott Carvajal

Development and Internal Validation of Three Multivariable Prediction Models of Hispanic Immigrant Documentation Status Utilizing Two Samples From the Southwestern United States (Preprint). (2023)

Patrick RiversXiaoxiao SunDavid O. GarciaKristen Pogreba-BrownScott C. CarvajalDavid G. Marrero

mental healthpsychiatrypsychometricsinternal validationdemographymultivariable prediction modelssouthwestern united statespsychologystatistics

Mario MoralesMaia IngramKiera M. CoulterThomas NuñoAda M. Wilkinson-LeeJill E. Guernsey De ZapienScott Carvajal

Immigration Status and Chronic Disease Outcomes – a Scoping Review. Research Square (Research Square) (2023)

Patrick RiversKelly N.B. PalmerAbidemi OkechukwuD. Jean McClellandDavid O. GarciaXiaoxiao SunKristen Pogreba-BrownScott C. CarvajalDavid G. Marrero

health policypublic healthmental healthchronic diseasespsychiatryimmigration statusrefugee statusscoping review

Studying Full-Shift Inhalation Exposures to Volatile Organic Compounds (Vocs) Among Latino Workers in Very Small-Sized Beauty Salons and Auto Repair Shops. Frontiers in Public Health (2023)

public healthfull-shift inhalation exposuresair pollutionhuman exposureauto repair shopsvolatile organic compoundssmall-sized beauty salonslatino workersexposure assessmenthealth sciences

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