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D. Scott Batey, PhD, MSWUNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAMCOLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCESFACULTY CURRICULUM VITAEPERSONAL INFORMATIONName:David Scott Batey, PhD, MSWCitizenship:USASocial Security #:Available upon requestHome Address:135 Hickory LaneOdenville, AL 35120Phone:(205) 329-0874RANK/TITLEAssociate Professor with TenureDepartment:Social WorkBusiness Address:University of Alabama at Birmingham College of Arts and SciencesDepartment of Social Work1720 2nd Avenue South, UH 3154Birmingham, Alabama 35294-1241Phone:(205) 996-7984Fax:(205) nstitution2007-2013PhDThe University of Alabama School of Social Work1994-1996MSWThe University of Alabama School of Social Work1989-1993BSThe University of Alabama College of Arts and SciencesMILITARY SERVICENoneLICENSUREOctober 27, 1998Alabama Licensed Clinical Social Worker # 1414CJune 1, 1999Alabama Private Independent Practitioner # 0475-1414CLicensed in Social Case Work, Clinical Social Work, Social Work Administration,Community Organization, and Social Work ResearchACADEMIC ScientistUAB Minority Health and Health DisparitiesResearch Center (MHRC)2021-PresentCenter ScholarUAB Center for Palliative & Supportive Care2020-PresentSenior Faculty AssociateUAB Institute for Human Rights1Updated March 2022
D. Scott Batey, PhD, MSWACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS ssociate Professor with TenureUAB College of Arts and SciencesDepartment of Social Work2017-PresentAssistant Professor (Secondary)UAB Ryals School of Public HealthDepartment of Health Behavior2017-PresentAssistant Professor (Secondary)UAB Heersink School of MedicineDepartment of Medicine, Infectious Diseases2017-PresentGraduate Faculty Level IUAB Graduate School2017-PresentEngagement & Continuum of Care Specialist UAB Center for AIDS Research (CFAR)Behavioral and Community Sciences Core2016-PresentAssociate Scientist/Center ScholarUAB Center for the Study of Community Health2015-PresentScientistUAB Center for AIDS Research (CFAR)2015-2021Associate ScientistUAB Minority Health and Health DisparitiesResearch Center (MHRC)2018-2020Field InstructorCase Western RUJack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School ofApplied Social Sciences2015-2019Assistant ProfessorUAB College of Arts and SciencesDepartment of Social Work2017-2018Temporary Graduate FacultyUniv of Alabama Graduate School2008-2015Adjunct InstructorUAB College of Arts and SciencesDepartment of Social Work2000-2009Adjunct InstructorUniv of Alabama School of Social Work2001Adjunct InstructorTalladega CollegeEunice Walker Johnson Division of SocialSciences & Education, Social Work DepartmentAWARDS/HONORS2021Friend of Birmingham AIDS Outreach (BAO) Award2016Inaugural Friend of Birmingham AIDS Outreach (BAO) Award2016University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) SPARKAward2015The University of Alabama School of Social Work Outstanding Dissertation Award(nominated to represent School in University-wide competition)2012Shellhase Endowed Scholarship for Doctoral Student in Social Work2011National Association of Social Workers – Alabama Chapter, Coosa Valley Unit SocialWorker of the Year2009, 2010Dr. Ben Avis Orcutt Endowed Doctoral Student Fellowship Fund2009Emerging Engagement Scholars Workshop Fellow2008, 2009, 2010, 2011The University of Alabama Graduate School Graduate Student Travel Award2008Outstanding Service by a Graduate Student, Presented by the UA Graduate School2008Student Government Association Book Scholarship2007, 2008National Alumni Association Graduate Fellowship1996Outstanding Graduate Award, Presented by Alabama Triangle Association2Updated March 2022
D. Scott Batey, PhD, MSWMEMBERSHIPS2021-PresentThird Coast Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) Affiliate Member2021-PresentThe University of Alabama School of Social Work, Social Work Society Board(Nominating Committee Chair, 2022)2019-PresentAssociation of Nurses in AIDS Care (ANAC)2016-PresentInternational Association of Providers in AIDS Care (IAPAC)2010-PresentAmerican Public Health Association (HIV/AIDS Section, Social Work Section)2009-PresentSociety for Social Work and Research2008-PresentPhi Alpha Honor Society for Social Work(Scholarship Judge, 2021)1997-PresentNational Association of Social Workers1994-PresentBlackburn Institute(Fellow Mentorship Group, Blackburn Membership Review Group)2010-2014Professional Association of Social Workers in HIV/AIDS(National Formation Committee, Nominating Committee)2008-2012Council on Social Work Education2001-2012The Alabama Society for Clinical Social Work2001-2012Alabama Society for Health Care Social Workers1992Mortar Board1992Anderson Society1992Omicron Delta Kappa – Iota Circle1992Blue Key Honor Society1991Cardinal Key Honor Society1991Lambda Sigma Honor Society1990Golden Key International Honor Society1989Freshman ForumCOUNCILS AND COMMITTEESNational, State, and Local Councils and Committees:2018-PresentHIV & Aging-ANAC Expert Advisory Board2017-PresentHudsonAlpha Community Engagement and Diversity Team Advisory Board(Co-Chair, 2018-Present)2017-PresentCenter for AIDS Research (CFAR) Engaged Community Workgroup2015-PresentBirmingham AIDS Outreach (BAO) Agency Quality Assurance Board(AQuA, previously known as Neighborhood Health Community Advisory Board)2014-PresentUnited Community Advisory Board (UCAB)2013-PresentJefferson County HIV/AIDS Community Coalition (Co-Founder and Chair, 2013-2015)2021Third Coast Center for AIDS Research Early Stage Investigator K Award ApplicationsExternal Reviewer2014-2020Jefferson County HIV/AIDS Community Coalition Annual Service Providers’ CollaborativeMeeting Planning Committee2020NIH All of Us Research Program Round Table Meeting “Longevity Studies Retention BestPractices”, convened by ANAC and AAHIVM2016-2018Health Resources Services Administration-HIV/AIDS Bureau (HRSA-HAB) and NationalQuality Center (NQC) end disparities Learning Exchange Technical Working Group3Updated March 2022
D. Scott Batey, PhD, MSWCOUNCILS AND COMMITTEES (continued)National, State, and Local Councils and Committees (continued):2016Women and HIV Inter-CFAR Joint Symposium on HIV Research in Women,Local Planning & Logistics Committee2011National Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Communities Consultation2008-2011Community-Based Participatory Evaluation Team, St. Clair County School SystemSchool-Based Drug Testing Program2007-2012The University of Alabama Gadsden Center Social Work Professional Advisory Board2007-2012Community-Based Participatory Evaluation Team, Calhoun County Drug FreeCommunities Grant: Project Youth Build!2007-2012Central Alabama HIV Prevention Network (Public Health Area IV)2007-2010Community-Based Participatory Evaluation Team, Blount County School System SchoolBased Drug Testing Program2001-2014Community Servicing Assessed Priorities through an Active Coalition (SAPAC)(Co-Chair, 2005-2006)2003-2011Governor’s Commission on HIV, Youth and Families,Appointed by The Honorable Governor Bob Riley2000-2007Coosa Valley HIV Prevention Network (Public Health Area VI)2000-2007H.O.P.E. (HIV Ongoing Prevention Education) HIV Prevention Network(Public Health Area V)1999-2006State of Alabama Department of Public Health HIV/AIDS Prevention Council(Community Co-Chair, 2005-2006, Executive Committee, 2005-2006)University Councils and Committees:2021-PresentUAB Department of Social Work NTE Field Faculty Search Committee2021-PresentUAB College of Arts & Sciences Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging WorkingGroup2021-PresentUAB Department of Social Work Eta Beta Chapter of Phi Alpha Honor Society Advisor2020-PresentUAB Center for Palliative and Supportive CarePalliative Research and Enhancement Project (PREP) Awards Committee2020-PresentUAB Department of Social Work Honors Program Director2020-PresentUAB Department of Social Work Promotion and Tenure Committee2018-PresentUAB Department of Social Work Student Awards Committee2017-PresentUAB Department of Social Work MSW Program Committee2016-PresentUAB Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) Executive Committee2016-PresentUAB Department of Social Work BSW Program Committee2021UAB Minority Health & Health Disparities Research Center (MHRC)2021 Deep South Resource Center for Minority Aging Research (RCMAR) Pilot GrantAwards Reviewer2021UAB School of Medicine Mentored Experiences in Research, Instruction, and Teaching(MERIT) Program, Research Mentor2016-2021UAB Interprofessional Management Organization Certificate Workgroup2019-2020UAB 1917 Clinic Interdisciplinary Trauma Informed Care Team2019-2020UAB Department of Social Work Administrative Duties ad hoc Committee2018-2019UAB Minority Health & Health Disparities Research Center/National Research MentoringNetwork Content Coach for Donaldson Conserve, PhD, Univ S Carolina4Updated March 2022
D. Scott Batey, PhD, MSWCOUNCILS AND COMMITTEES (continued)2016-2018UAB Department of Social Work Faculty Search Committee(successfully hiring 2 tenure-earning and 2 non-tenure earning faculty)2016UAB College of Arts and Sciences Faculty Affairs CommitteeEDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERSHIPSAD HOC REVIEWER for:AIDS and BehaviorAIDS CareInternational Journal of Environmental Research and Public HealthInternational Journal of Health Policy and ManagementJournal of Community Engagement and Scholarship (2020)Journal of Higher Education Outreach and EngagementJournal of the International Association of Providers in AIDS Care (2020)Perspectives in Social WorkThe Open AIDS JournalAD HOC GRANT REVIEWER for:2005Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Capacity Building Assistance to Improve theDelivery and Effectiveness of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) PreventionInterventions for High-Risk Racial/Ethnic Minority Subpopulations2003State of Michigan Department of HIV/AIDS, State HIV/AIDS Prevention Projects2001Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, HIV Prevention Organizations TargetingYoung Men of Color Who Have Sex With Men2001Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Community Coalition Development Projectsfor African-American Communities1999Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, State HIV Prevention and CommunityPlanning ApplicationsMAJOR RESEARCH INTERESTSMy research broadly focuses on eliminating health disparities in HIV. Within this framework, I conduct quantitative,qualitative, and mixed-methods research to identify factors associated with optimal HIV prevention (e.g., pre-exposureprophylaxis [PrEP] uptake and adherence), effective and efficient linkage to HIV care, and sustained retention and reengagement in HIV treatment. Informed by over 25 years’ experience as a licensed social work clinician, my researchleverages the inherent skills of the social worker to uniquely deliver evidence-based interventions; it is routinely communityplaced and community-driven. Simultaneously, my work evaluates implementation in real-world clinical and communitysettings to shorten the gap between what is known and how it is efficiently and effectively translated by individuals who willuse or are most in need.5Updated March 2022
D. Scott Batey, PhD, MSWTEACHING EXPERIENCESocial Work Courses:University of Alabama at Birmingham MSW CurriculumSocial Work Practice along the HIV Continuum of CareUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham BSW CurriculumIntroduction to Social WorkThe Social Work Values LabIntroduction to Research MethodsSocial Work Practice IStatistics for Social Work Research (classroom & virtual)Honors SeminarHonors Independent StudyThe University of Alabama MSW CurriculumField Placement IField Placement IIHuman Behavior in the Social Environment IHuman Behavior in the Social Environment IIThe University of Alabama MSW CurriculumIntegrative Seminar(in conjunction with Field Placement course)PsychopathologyResearch Methods for Social Work PracticeSocial Work Practice with Individuals and FamiliesThe University of Alabama BSW CurriculumField PlacementSocial Work Practice with Individuals and FamiliesTalladega College BSW CurriculumIntroduction to Social WorkOther Classroom Instruction:2022UAB School of Public Health, Public Health 405 (Managing Public Health Programs)Guest Lecturer (52 students)2021UAB School of Public Health, Public Health 201 (Honors Introduction to Public Health)Guest Lecturer (14 students)2021UAB School of Public Health, Public Health 405 (Managing Public Health Programs)Guest Lecturer (29 students)2020Jacksonville State University School of Human Services and Social Sciences,Department of Sociology and Social Work, Social Work 524 (Advanced GeneralistPractice with Individuals and Families) Guest Lecturer2019UAB Department of Social Work, Social Work 610 (Diagnosis for Health and BehavioralHealth) Guest Lecturer2018UAB School of Public Health, Epidemiology 621/721 (HIV/AIDS & STDs) Guest LecturerCommunity-Engaged Research (CER): Finding “Breakout” Solutions to the Mystery ofHIV2017-2018UAB School of Public Health, Health Care Organization and Policy 728 (Qualitative andMixed Methods Research in Public Health) Guest LecturerCommunity-Engaged Research (CER): Finding “Breakout” Solutions to the Mystery ofHIV2017UAB School of Public Health, Epidemiology 605 (Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases)Guest Lecturer (developed and recorded online lecture that will be used in this course forfuture terms)The Cascade of Care for the HIV-Infected Patient2016UAB Center for Community and Outreach Development, BioTeach for Middle and HighSchool Teachers Guest LecturerCommunity Engagement in HIV2016UAB School of Public Health, Health Care Organization and Policy 695 (Writing Grantsand Programmatic Awards) Guest LecturerGrantwriting in the Non-Profit Setting6Updated March 2022
D. Scott Batey, PhD, MSWTEACHING EXPERIENCE (continued)Other Classroom Instruction (continued):2015-2016Program for Advanced Research Capacities for AIDS in Peru (PARACAS) / UniversidadPeruano Cayetano Heredia UPCH1 Course Guest LecturerThe Cascade of Care for the HIV-Infected PatientPatients as Champions of Their CareBest Practices for HIV Retention in Care 2016The Role of Patient-Centered, Friendly Clinics in Improving HIV OutcomesThe Role of Social Support in Improving Care for PatientsThe Cascade of Care for the HIV-Infected Patient 20162014-2017Miles College Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Social Work Program, SocialWork 317 (Social Services for People Living with HIV/AIDS) Guest LecturerSocial Work Out of the Box: Applications in AIDS CareMentoring:Undergraduate and Graduate students:2020Shunte’ Fisher, UAB School of Public Health MPH student2019Mason Fox, Jacksonville State U BSW studentMary Elizabeth Scheinart, UAB MSW student (2019-2020)2018Samantha Greenhalgh, Case Western Reserve U MSW student (2018-2020)Brandi McNeely, UAB MSW student (2018-2019)Maira Sohail, UAB School of Public Health doctoral student (2018-2021)Karen Musgrove, UAB School of Public Health doctoral student (2018-2019)2017Lindsey Jackson, U Florida MPH studentJosh Sewell, UAB Social Work undergraduate student (2017-2019), UAB MSW student(2019-2020)2016Eva Ampuero, Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia, graduate student, Program forAdvanced Research Capacities for AIDS in Peru (PARACAS)Fatimah O. Bello, UAB School of Public Health doctoral student (2016-2017)Jaimie Richards, UAB Genetics, Genomics, and Bioinformatics doctoral student(2016-2021)2015Kristine Hutchins, UAB Social Work undergraduate student (2015), UAB MSW student(2017-2018)Emma Sophia Kay, U Alabama Social Work doctoral student (2015-2018)Lauren Saag, Tulane U undergraduate student (2015), Boston U MPH student(2015-2017), Vanderbilt U doctoral student (2017-2018)Dissertation Committee Member:2019-2021Maira Sohail, PhD (Epidemiology), defended November 5, 20212018-2021Jaimie Richards, PhD (Genetics, Genomics, and Bioinformatics), defended June 30,20212017Emma Sophia Kay, PhD (Social Work, U Alabama), defended November 27, 2017Post-Doctoral Trainees:2021-PresentMaira Sohail, PhD (Mugavero, UAB, Primary Mentor)2021-PresentBrie Scrivner, PhD2018-2020Emma Sophia Kay, PhD (Pinto, U Michigan, Primary Mentor)Social Work License Supervision:2021Joseph Agabi Abua, License Number 5172-G (2021-Present)Emily Neill, License Number 5006-G (2021-2022)2019Katelin Kristine Hutchins Hauenstein, License Number 4676-G (2019-2021)Natasha Delores Easley, License Number 3459-G (2019)7Updated March 2022
D. Scott Batey, PhD, MSWTEACHING EXPERIENCE (continuedSocial Work License Supervision (continued):2018Stephanie Lyn Howard, License Number 5299-B (2018-2020)Branden J. Pace, License Number 5960-B (2018-2020)Mary Elizabeth Scheinart, License Number 5042-B (2018-2022); License Number 5371G (2021-2022)2016Wydesha N. Cooper, License Number 5667-B (2016-2017)Rachel Elizabeth Hanle, License Number 3802-G (2016-2017)2015Jeffrey Chandler Caldwell, License Number 3784-G (2015)Quachetta Lashae Jones, License Number 3551-G (2015-2016)Ashley Nicole Malone, License Number 5272-B (2015-2017)2013Jessica LaShay Daniel, License Number 5032-B (2013-2014)Christa Andreka DeVaughn Brown, License Number 4874-B (2013-2015); LicenseNumber 4414-G (2018-2020); License Number 4763-C (2018-2020)Lloyd Wayne Keeton, License Number 3395-G (2013-2014)John Wintter Rittmann, License Number 5028-B (2013-2014)Sally Lina Shurbaji, License Number 3262-G (2013-2015)2011Thelma Rowden, License Number 2534-C (2009-2011)Young Professionals:2020Harrison Turner, Blackburn Institute Soft Landings Mentorship ProgramLECTURES AND VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS1. Reed-Pickens, H, & Batey, DS. Data for Care Alabama (D4C-AL) implementation booster training. Health Services Center,Inc., Anniston, AL (via Zoom); February 28, 2022.2. Batey, DS, Gaddis, K, & Thorn, S. Living healthy with HIV. Panel discussion as part of AIDS Alabama HIV Virtual AwarenessWeek. AIDS Alabama, Inc., Birmingham, AL (via Zoom); February 3, 2022.3. Reed-Pickens, H, & Batey, DS. Data for Care Alabama (D4C-AL) implementation training. Health Services Center, Inc.,Anniston, AL (via Zoom); December 3, 2021.4. Batey, DS, Johnson, KA, & Payne-Foster, P. Noontime Knowledge Lecture Series: HIV and World AIDS Day. The Universityof Alabama School of Social Work, Tuscaloosa, AL (via Zoom); December 1, 2021.5. Batey, DS. Road to Zero: Geographic differences from HIV diagnosis to time to viral suppression in the Deep South.Department of Epidemiology (School of Public Health) Epi Seminar Series, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Birmingham,AL; November 29, 2021.6. Reed-Pickens, H, & Batey, DS. Data for Care Alabama (D4-C) implementation training. Unity Wellness, Opelika, AL (viaZoom); November 12, 2021.7. Reed-Pickens, H, & Batey, DS. Data for Care Alabama (D4-C) implementation training. University of South Alabama Clinic,Mobile, AL (via Zoom); October 20, 2021.8. Reed-Pickens, H, & Batey, DS. Data for Care Alabama (D4-C) implementation training. University of Alabama at BirminghamFamily Clinic, Birmingham, AL (via Zoom); October 1, 2021.9. Reed-Pickens, H, & Batey, DS. Data for Care Alabama (D4-C) implementation training. Medical, Advocacy, & Outreach, Inc.,Montgomery, AL (via Zoom); August 2, 2021.10. Reed-Pickens, H, & Batey, DS. Data for Care Alabama (D4-C) implementation training. Thrive Alabama, Inc., Huntsville, AL(via Zoom); July 28, 2021.11. Batey, DS. The interplay of neighborhood and HIV health: Preliminary findings through a community-engaged lens. Universityof Alabama at Birmingham Institute for Human Rights Faculty Associates Meeting. Birmingham, AL; May 13, 2021.12. Batey, DS, Fields, S, Johnson, KA, & Ward, D. Noontime Knowledge Lecture Series: HIV and World AIDS Day. The Universityof Alabama School of Social Work, Tuscaloosa, AL (via Zoom); November 17, 2020.13. Reed-Pickens, H, & Batey, DS. D4C-AL & Stay Connected: Booster training. Birmingham, AL (via Zoom); October 8 and 15,2020.14. Reed-Pickens, H, & Batey, DS. D4C-AL & Stay Connected: Overview and training. University of South Alabama PersonalHealth Clinic, Birmingham, AL (via Zoom); September 28, 2020.8Updated March 2022
D. Scott Batey, PhD, MSWLECTURES AND VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS (continued)15. Batey, DS, & Reed-Pickens, H. Enhanced personal contacts: A primer. University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) Research& Informatics Service Center (RISC), Birmingham, AL, April 23, 2020.16. Batey, DS, Christon-Walker, T, Howard, G, Musgrove, K, & Parmar, J. Partnering with the community to address the unmetneeds of people living with HIV. Merck HIV Care Connect. Birmingham, AL; February 26, 2020.17. Batey, DS, Terry Brinkerhoff, L, & Thompson, C. Small group values discussion: Instilling a lifetime commitment. BlackburnInstitute, The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL; February 24, 2020.18. Batey, DS. Promoting community engagement in HIV research: The Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) Engaged CommunityInitiative. UAB Center for AIDS Research 90-90-90 Scientific Working Group RFA Information Session. Vestavia Hills, AL;January 10, 2020.19. Reed-Pickens, H, & Batey, DS. D4C-AL & Stay Connected: Overview and training. University of Alabama at Birmingham(UAB) 1917 Clinic, Birmingham, AL; October 11, 2019.20. Reed-Pickens, H, & Batey, DS. D4C-AL & Stay Connected: Overview and training. Medical Advocacy and Outreach (MAO),Point Clear, AL; September 18, 2019.21. Reed-Pickens, H, & Batey, DS. D4C-AL & Stay Connected: Overview and training. Thrive Alabama, Huntsville, AL; September13, 2019.22. Batey, DS, & Rastegar, J. Ending the HIV epidemic in Alabama. Alabama Student Rural Health Association (ASRHA).University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB). Birmingham, AL; September 11, 2019.23. Reed-Pickens, H, & Batey, DS. D4C-AL & Stay Connected: Overview and training. UAB Family Clinic at Children’s of Alabama,Birmingham, AL; August 20, 2019.24. Reed-Pickens, H, & Batey, DS. D4C-AL & Stay Connected: Overview and training. Unity Wellness, Opelika, AL; August 12,2019.25. Batey, DS. Getting to the heart of the matter: Community engaged research (CEnR). HudsonAlpha Institute for BiotechnologyCommunity Engagement and Diversity Board. HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology. Huntsville, AL; June 13, 2019.26. Batey, DS. Getting to the heart of the matter: Community engaged research (CEnR). UAB-VA Health Services, Outcomes,and Effectiveness Research (HSOER) Training Program. University of Alabama at Birmingham. Birmingham, AL; April 26,2019.27. Batey, DS. Enhanced personal contacts: A primer. Data for Care-1917 Clinic Enhanced Personal Contacts (EPC)/LogisticsTraining. University of Alabama at Birmingham. Birmingham, AL; March 5, 2019.28. Batey, DS. Data for Care (D4C): Overview. Data for Care-1917 Clinic Enhanced Personal Contacts (EPC)/Logistics Training.University of Alabama at Birmingham. Birmingham, AL; March 5, 2019.29. Batey, DS. Promoting community engagement in HIV research: The Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) Engaged CommunityInitiative. UAB Center for AIDS Research 90-90-90 Scientific Working Group RFA Information Session. Vestavia Hills, AL;January 4, 2019.30. Batey, DS. Project CONNECT and Retention through Enhanced Contacts (Connect). AIDS United Evidence-informedintervention (E2i) Coordinating Center for Technical Assistance (CCTA) at The Fenway Institute (Boston, Massachusetts) andAIDS Task Force of Greater Cleveland (Cleveland, Ohio). Birmingham, AL; July 19-20, 2018.31. Batey, DS. Grantwriting in the community. Alabama Albert Schweitzer Fellows Program. Birmingham, AL; February 15, 2018.32. Batey, DS. Enhanced personal contact: It’s not just for Valentine’s Day. Staff in-service training for the 1917 Clinic, Universityof Alabama at Birmingham. Birmingham, AL; February 14, 2018.33. Batey, DS, Christon-Walker, T, Howard, G, McManus, L, & Musgrove, K. The do’s and don’ts of community collaboration.Center for AIDS Research (CFAR)/1917 Clinic Cohort Research Roundtable, University of Alabama at Birmingham.Birmingham, AL; December 15, 2017.34. Lanzi, RG & Batey, DS. Community engagement in HIV social and behavioral science research. Department of Epidemiology(School of Public Health) Epi Seminar Series, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Birmingham, AL; October 16, 2017.35. Batey, DS, & Kay, ES. Linkage to care. [Webinar]. Health Resources and Services Administration HIV/AIDS Bureau,Southeast AIDS Education and Training Centers Program. https://www.seaetc.com/. 2017.36. Batey, DS. Project CONNECT: Evidence-informed linkage to HIV care. Southeast AIDS Education & Training Center(SEAETC) Webcast Wednesday series hosted by Vanderbilt University; May 31, 2017.37. Batey, DS, Walton, R, & Muzny, C. Community engagement in HIV. Community-based participatory research and workingwith highly stigmatized groups session, Women and HIV Inter-CFAR Joint Symposium on HIV Research in Women.Birmingham, AL; December 7, 2016.9Updated March 2022
D. Scott Batey, PhD, MSWLECTURES AND VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS (continued)38. Batey, DS, Johnson, L, & Rittmann, S. Community partnerships in service learning to enhance social work practice education.Lifetime of Learning: Service Learning, Student Activism, and Equity in Education. Birmingham, AL; October 7, 2016.39. Batey, DS. Community engagement in HIV. Engaging the Community Panel, HIV/AID in the Southeast: A Workshop toAddress the Southern Epidemic, Emory University. Atlanta, GA; March 17, 2016.40. Batey, DS. Collaborative efforts to improve HIV/AIDS continuum of care services in Jefferson County. Jefferson CountyHIV/AIDS Service Providers Collaborative Meeting. Birmingham, AL; November 13, 2015.41. Batey, DS. The cascade of care for the HIV-infected patient. UAB Department of Social Work Brown Bag Lunch Series.Birmingham, AL; September 18, 2015.42. Ross-Davis, K, & Batey, DS. An engaging discussion with community organizations working in the area of HIV/AIDS.Behavioral & Community Science Core of the UAB Center for AIDS Research (CFAR), University of Alabama at Birmingham.Birmingham, AL; September 16, 2014.43. Batey, DS. Project CONNECT: “CONNECT”ing patients to their medical home. HIV Medical Homes Resource Center(MHRC), François-Xavier Bagnoud Center at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey and the University ofCalifornia, San Francisco; March 21, 2014.44. Drolen, CS, & Batey, DS. Professional licensing: The chemically impaired social worker. The University of AlabamaSchool of Social Work Faculty Exchange. Tuscaloosa, AL; April 15, 2009.45. Batey, DS. Drug abuse and HIV. UAB Sparkman Summer Scholars Program, Birmingham, Alabama, June 2008.GRANT SUPPORT (FTE in Calendar Months Averaged for Entire Study)Active Grants:U01 PS 005229-01 (Schnall)09/30/2021-08/31/20261.8 CMCDC 5,191,117/ 610,242 UAB DirectmChoice: Improving PrEP Uptake and Adherence among Minority MSM through Tailored Provider Training andFlexible Retention Assistance in Two High Priority SettingsThis study increases understanding of provider and patient factors that influence the choice of a pre-exposure prophylaxis(PrEP) regimen; adherence and persistence with various regimens; changes in regimen; CAB LA tail coverage; sexuallytransmitted infections (STIs) while using PrEP; and the overall PrEP experience of providers and patients. Findings fromthis implementation study will be used to support expanded use of effective provider PrEP tools and increase understandingof PrEP use by MSM to inform the future revisions of CDC PrEP recommendations and interventions to increase PrEP useby persons in priority populations.Role: UAB Site PI/Co-InvestigatorR01 DA054832-01 (Hawk/Kay MPI)09/30/2021-08/31/20261.2 CMNIH/NIDA 3,276,065/ 222,445 UAB DirectImpact of Harm Reduction Care in HIV Clinical Settings on Stigma and Health Outcomes for PLWH Who Use DrugsThis study uses mixed methods to explore (a) providers’ attitudes towards working with people living with HIV (PLWH) whouse drugs as well as their preparedness for delivering harm reduction care; (b) patients’ experiences of stigma in healthcaresettings, viewed from an intersectionality framework; and (c) the extent to which structural and relational harm reductioncare buffer the effects of stigma in HIV primary care settings, contributing to improved clinical outcomes. The study will usethese findings to inform the development of an intervention to operationalize harm reduction in healthcare settings, usingstakeholder-engaged and human-centered design approaches, presenting a novel path to reducing HIV health inequitiesfor PLWH who use drugs.Role: UAB Site PI/Co-Investigator10Updated March 2022
D. Scott Batey, PhD, MSWGRANT SUPPORT (continued)Active Grants (continued):P01 AA 029544-01 (Chander/McCaul MPI)09/10/2021-06/30/20261.8 CMNIH/NIAAA 7,751,623/ 114,778 UAB DirectAlcohol Research Consortium in HIV: Ending the HIV Epidemic through Interventions and Epidemiology at theIntersection of the Alcohol and HIV Care ContinuaOptimizing the uptake and integration of evidence-based stepped care for unhealthy alcohol use into HIV clinical settingsusing rigorous implementation science methods is essential to optimizing comprehensive HIV care and ending the US HIVepidemic. The study capitalizes on the strengths of the transdisciplinary team and substantial prior NIAAA investment in therich CNICS infrastructure and is well aligned with the Office of AIDS Research priorities of addressing barriers to HIVtreatment as prevention, addressing HIV related comorbidities, and in advancing cross-cutting research in the area ofimplementation science.Role: Co-Investigator; Component 2 Implementation of Strategies to Reduce Drinking: ARCH Implementation Science: AHybrid Type III Implementation Trial Testing Practice Facilitation as a Strategy to Improve Alcohol TreatmentAdoption and Implementation in HIV Care (Chander/Batey/Williams MPI)R01MH125744-01 (Bouris/Batey MPI)09/01/2020-08/30/20252.4 CMNIH/NIMH 2,980,183Harnessing the Power of Social Network Support to Improve Retention in Care and Viral Su
Birmingham, Alabama 35294-1241 . Phone: (205) 996-7984 . Fax: (205) 975-6639 . Email: dsbatey@uab.edu . EDUCATION . Years Degree Institution 2007-2013 PhD The University of Alabama School of Social Work . 1994-1996 MSW The University of Alabama School of Social Work . 1989-1993 BS The University of Alabama College of Arts and Sciences
