Ms. Donaldson has been a statistician with the Intermountain Injury Control Research Center (IICRC) since 2002. She has been involved in several collaborative research projects in the areas of self-inflicted injury, child abuse, patient safety, motor vehicle crashes and emergency medical care for children. Ms. Donaldson specializes in statistical analysis with an emphasis on applications in the health field. Areas of expertise include the planning and evaluation of randomized controlled trials; generalized linear models and GEE; survival analysis of censored or truncated data; and data programming. Amy Donaldson received a BS degree in Statistics from Brigham Young University in 2000. She subsequently graduated from the University of Michigan's School of Public Health in 2002 with an MS degree. Throughout her education she was able to participate in teaching and research responsibilities in the areas of mathematical statistics and applied analysis. Her research involvement in this time period provided experience in clinical trials, behavioral interventions and in measuring quality of life outcomes.