Alix Rose, PhD

Alix is a clinical psychologist and an acting assistant professor in the UW Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. She earned her PhD from the University of Maryland in 2024 and then completed a two year fellowship at UW.  Prior to completing clinical psychology and postdoctoral training she worked in mental health project implementation at the international medical organization Partners in Health. Her research focuses on extension of evidence-based psychological interventions to non-specialist providers and developing and testing strategies to address associated implementation challenges. She provides outpatient psychology services in several UW clinics.

Education

2026 - T32 Postdoctoral Fellowship in Integrated Mental Health, University of Washington Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
2024 - PhD, Clinical Psychology, University of Maryland
2024 - Predoctoral Psychology Internship, Seattle VA Medical Center
2015 - MSc, Global Mental Health, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and King's College London Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology, and Neuroscience
2010 - BA, History of Art, Yale University

Department Affiliations

Recent Publications

Exploring patient perspectives on a new task-shared behavioral health role in Washington State.
(2026)
PLOS Ment Health 3(6): e0000606
Rose AL, Vitruk O, Renn BN, Chwastiak L, O'Connell WP, Ratzliff A

Cost-effectiveness of a peer-delivered behavioral intervention for adherence to antiretroviral therapy and alcohol and drug use in South African HIV care.
(2026 Feb)
AIDS Care 38(2): 287-296
Lu T, Belus JM, Majokweni S, Joska J, Regenauer KS, Rose AL, Myers B, Burnham W, Andersen LS, Ryan DA, Cadet T, Magidson JF, Murphy SM

Evaluating spoke facilitation costs of implementing TelePain in the Veterans Health Administration.
(2025 May 1)
Implement Sci Commun 6(1): 51
Rose AL, Coogan S, Indresano J, Zeliadt SB, Chen JA

A stakeholder-driven approach to designing a peer recovery coach role for implementation in community-oriented primary care teams in South Africa.
(2025 Feb 13)
Addict Sci Clin Pract 20(1): 15
Myers B, Regenauer KS, Johnson K, Brown I, Rose AL, Ciya N, Ndamase S, Jacobs Y, Anvari MS, Hines A, Dean D, Baskar R, Magidson JF

Siyakhana: A hybrid type 2 effectiveness-implementation stepped-wedge trial to reduce stigma towards substance use and depression among community health workers in HIV/TB care in South Africa.
(2025 Apr)
J Subst Use Addict Treat 171(): 209634
Magidson JF, Regenauer KS, Johnson K, Ma T, Belus JM, Rose AL, Brown I, Ciya N, Ndamase S, Sacko C, Joska J, Sibeko G, Bassett IV, Myers B

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