Our Team

Dave’s research interests lie at the intersection of modern psychometric theory of latent variable models and biostatistical analysis of clinical trial data. He has worked on over 100 clinical trials and real-world studies as well as represented several companies at FDA and EMA meetings.

Dave received his MA and PhD degrees in cognitive and quantitative psychology at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. After a brief stint constructing psychometric interviews for a human resources company, he has worked in pharmaceutical research since 2001, first at MDS Pharma Services and PPD. While at Furiex Pharmaceuticals, Dave was part of a team that developed a new treatment for irritable bowel syndrome from proof of concept to FDA approval within five years and EMA approval a year thereafter. Most recently, he has also supported drug development and commercialization teams as a statistical and psychometric expert, heading two centers of excellence specializing in building health economic models, conducting analysis of real-world data, and analyzing clinical trial data for the drug portfolios within Allergan’s Global Value and Evidence Department.

Martha Gauthier is a Director at Endpoint Outcomes in Boston. In this role, Martha leads the collection, analysis, and reporting of patient-level data to aid in the development or validation of patient, clinician, or observer reported outcomes. Additionally, Martha has experience developing FDA dossiers in support of labeling claims. Martha has experience working in a variety of therapeutic areas, including dermatology, women’s health, gastrointestinal disorders, neurology, and pediatric congenital diseases. Martha has worked in the field of qualitative research for over ten years (with six years at Endpoint Outcomes) with a variety of populations. Prior to working at Endpoint Outcomes, Martha worked as a Research Associate at Adelphi Values where she was involved in the development and implementation of qualitative research to develop outcome measures. Martha holds a BA in Sociology from Bates College and an MA in Applied Sociology from the University of Massachusetts Boston.

When not studying at Northeastern University, Kat is Endpoint Outcomes’ one woman billing and receiving department.  Additionally, Kat manages contracts, and handles office and administrative needs for both the Boston and Long Beach offices. Prior to working at Endpoint Outcomes, Kat held various positions in retail management.

Ted supports project teams in collecting, coding and analyzing patient-level data for the development and validation of patient, clinician, or observer reported outcomes. Since joining Endpoint Outcomes in 2013, Ted has been notably involved in a number of studies involving pediatric and rare disease populations. Ted has professional experience interacting with and working alongside healthcare officials at state health departments, clinicians and public health nurses, and patients in a variety of disease-based scenarios. Most notable are his experiences working with infectious diseases and prostate cancer, and in resource-limited populations where access to healthcare is limited. Ted graduated from Bates College with a Bachelor of Science degree in general biology and a concentration in Sub-Saharan African studies.

Julie Whyte is a project manager at Endpoint Outcomes. In this role, Julie leads project teams in collecting, coding, and analyzing patient-level data to aid in the development of patient, clinician or observer reported outcomes. Since joining Endpoint Outcomes in 2016, Julie has worked in a variety of therapeutic areas including dermatology, women’s health, ophthalmology, and rare diseases. Julie’s prior research experience includes studying gestational and type 2 diabetes disparities, healthy aging, autism spectrum disorder, and a project utilizing a virtual genetic counselor to collect family health histories.  Julie graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biological Sciences and a minor in Science in Human Culture from Northwestern University as well as a Master in Public Health degree from Boston University.  Julie also completed the Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and related Disabilities (LEND) Fellowship at the E.K. Shriver Center at UMASS Medical School.

As a Project Manager at Endpoint Outcomes, Megha oversees psychometric and statistical studies that help inform the development of clinical outcome assessments used by pharmaceutical and biotech companies in clinical trials. Before joining Endpoint Outcomes Megha worked in hospital operations for a digital healthcare startup and hospital administration at a breast cancer center. She also worked in the retail industry as a Project Manager in product content strategy. Megha graduated from Boston University with an MBA and Master in Public Health and completed her undergraduate education in Public Health from Rutgers University.

Adriana is responsible for coordinating patient recruitment activities across all studies, including liaising with patients and physicians to manage consent, screening, enrollment and other related activities. She is also responsible for managing IRB submissions and approvals across all studies. Additionally, Adriana supports other project and research related activities, such as quality checking documents. Adriana has undergraduate research experience in health disparities among Latinos. Adriana holds a Bachelor of Science in Public Health from University of California, San Diego. 

Elliott is a Senior Research Associate at Endpoint Outcomes and is responsible for collecting, coding and analyzing patient-level data for the development and validation of patient, clinician or observer reported outcomes. Elliott previously worked at The Fenway Institute where he helped conduct a state-level health needs assessment for transgender and non-binary populations. Elliott holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Sciences from Wayne State University as well as a Master in Public Health degree from Boston University. 

Adrian is a Senior Research Associate for Psychometrics & Statistics at Endpoint Outcomes and is responsible for providing research support to project teams for the psychometric evaluation and validation of patient, clinician, or observer reported outcomes. Adrian previously worked at the Claremont Evaluation Center, where he helped to manage and analyze educational evaluative data regarding curriculum impact on student outcomes. His interests lie primarily in the application of factor analysis, structural equation models, and robust estimation. Adrian holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Honors Psychology from California State University, Northridge, and a Master of Arts degree in Organizational Behavior & Evaluation from Claremont Graduate University.

Chris is responsible for collecting, coding, and analyzing patient-level data for the development and validation of patient, clinician, and observer reported outcomes. Chris previously worked at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo in the Computational Chemistry lab, where he assisted in modeling proteins using molecular dynamics. Chris also worked with people in custody in the San Luis Obispo County Jail and at the Maxine Lewis Memorial Shelter where he utilized trauma-informed care to promote rehabilitation. Chris holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology with a minor in Global Politics from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo.