Clinical Office
Outpatient Care Upper Arlington
1800 Zollinger Road
5th Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43221
Phone: 614-293-7417
Fax: 614-293-5167

Background

I am a licensed Clinical Psychologist in the state of Ohio. I received my PhD at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) in Clinical Psychology, Health track. I completed my clinical internship at the Ohio State University in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health then completed a clinical fellowship at OSU in the Department of Family Medicine.

Research, Education and Clinical Interests

As a Clinical Psychologist, I provide evidence-based care for mental health issues, such as depression, anxiety, OCD, and trauma. I specialized in clinical health psychology during my graduate training, which means I also provide care for individuals living with chronic medical issues, such as chronic pain, insomnia, and obesity. My research has focused on medical providers’ decision-making for patients with chronic pain, specifically looking at the influence of patients’ gender, race, and ethnicity on their pain management decisions.

Education and Training

• MD/PhD: Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
• Postgraduate Education/Training: APA internship: The Ohio State University, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health
• Fellowship: The Ohio State University, Department of Family Medicine
  

Select Publications

• Hollingshead NA, Meints, S, Miller MM, Robinson ME, Hirsh AT. A comparison of race-related pain stereotypes held by White and Black individuals. Journal of Applied Social Psychology. 2016;46(12):718-723.
  
  
• Hollingshead NA, Matthias M, Bair M, Hirsh AT. Healthcare providers’ perceptions of socioeconomically disadvantaged patients with chronic pain: A qualitative investigation. Journal of Health Disparities Research and Practice. 2016;9(3):35-44.
   
• Hollingshead NA, Ashburn-Nardo L, Stewart J, Hirsh AT. The pain experience of Hispanic Americans: A critical literature review and conceptual model. Journal of Pain. 2016;17(5):513-528. *Selected as a “Featured Journal Club Article”.
  
  
• Hollingshead NA, Vrany EA, Stewart JC, Hirsh AT. Differences in Mexican Americans’ prevalence of chronic pain and co-occurring analgesic medication and substance use relative to Non-Hispanic White and Black Americans: Results from NHANES 1999-2004. Pain Medicine. 2016;17(6):1001-1009.
  
  
• Hollingshead NA, Matthias M, Bair M, Hirsh AT. Impact of race and sex on pain management by medical trainees: A mixed-methods pilot study of decision making and awareness of influence. Pain Medicine. 2015;16(2):280-290.
  
  
• Hollingshead NA, Meints SM, Middleton SK, Free C, Hirsh AT. Examining influential factors in providers’ chronic pain treatment decisions: A comparison of physicians and medical students. BioMed Central Medical Education. 2015;15:164.
  
  
• Hirsh AT, Hollingshead NA, Ashburn-Nardo L, Kroenke K. The interaction of patient race, provider bias, and clinical ambiguity on pain management decisions. Journal of Pain. 2015;16(6): 558-568.
  
  
• Hirsh AT, Hollingshead NA, Matthias M, Bair M, Kroenke K.The influence of patient sex, provider sex, and sexist attitudes on pain treatment decisions. The Journal of Pain. 2014;15(5):551-559.

Editorial Activities

• Ad hoc reviewer, Pain Medicine

• Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of General Internal Medicine

Awards/Honors

• Research Award, recognition of achievement in research activities Clinical Psychology Department, IUPUI (2016)

• Elite 50 Recipient, selected as one of the top fifty graduate students at IUPUI Graduate and Professional Student Government, IUPUI (2015)

• Junior Investigator Award for Excellence in Research, research recognition Pain and Disparities Special Interest Group, American Pain Society (2013)

Professional Memberships

• Ohio Psychological Association
• Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies
• American Psychological Association
• Society of Behavioral Medicine

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