Jade Croome is a Researcher at NPC Research. Ms. Croome has over 10 years of experience working in the areas of suicide prevention, substance use disorder prevention, child welfare, public health, early child development, and juvenile justice and crime prevention. She works closely with Tribes in the Pacific Northwest, providing technical assistance, collecting and analyzing data, communicating with clients, and developing reports. In addition, she has experience assisting with community outreach, facilitating community planning processes, and developing dashboards using Tableau to support healthcare administration.
Ms. Croome’s skills include data collection and management, survey collection and development, basic statistical analysis using excel and SPSS, quantitative and qualitative report writing and formatting, project organization and time management, strong client relations and communication, and ability and willingness to learn new tools and methods.
Ms. Croome graduated from Portland State University with a Bachelor of Science in Community Health.