Since 1980, I have provided a variety of research consulting services, including clinical data management, research design, teaching statistics at both graduate and undergraduate levels, and statistical consulting. I continue to advise graduate students as a committee member for Master and Doctoral research at Saybrook. In 1990, I began Coffman Consulting to offer a range of research services and training to individuals, institutions, and businesses. My training and service to institutional clients / projects has included:

Research Consultant to Emory University, Emory University School of Nursing, consultant on NIH funded project.

Research Faculty at University California at San Francisco (UCSF), UCSF School of Nursing, Clinical data manager for a multi-site NIH funded research project.

Research Analyst at John F. Kennedy University, Marketing and institutional research.

Research Assistant at Pennsylvania State University, Clinical Research Laboratories, Department of Psychology.

Saybrook Graduate School and Research Center, Faculty, with primary duties focused on teaching research methods and serving on doctoral dissertation committees.

Currently my research services are focused on health and medical research. Two areas of particular interest to me are:

1) Impact of biobehavioral treatments on persons with chronic pain; and

2) Impact of self-regulation therapies and self-development strategies on health behaviors and quality of life.