Jessica is a behavioral scientist focused on implementation of and engagement with digital health platforms. Her work focuses on personalization of technology-based platforms, use of factorial experimental designs to understand and improve engagement, and applying mixed-methods approaches to guide implementation of digital health platforms in routine medical settings. She also has a program of research focused on use of digital phenotyping to inform precision medicine across a range of brain health concerns including bipolar disorder, major depressive disorder and migraine.

Jessica received her PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Rhode Island. Prior to her role at BWH, she completed a specialized fellowship in implementation science at the Boston VA’s Center for Healthcare Organization and Implementation Research (CHOIR). Dr. Lipschitz is active in initiatives to form stronger partnerships between academia and industry and in reviewing journal articles in the digital health space.