Jordan Eschler
Personal Information
- KeywordsHealth informaticshuman-computer interactionhealth information sharingsocial media and well-beingqualitative research
- Organization (as listed in public material)ServiceNow
- Title (as listed in public material)Senior Staff User Researcher
- Education (Institution)University of Washington Information School
- Emailjordaneschler@gmail.com
Social Media & Links
Biography
An undated ServiceNow-hosted presentation lists Jordan Eschler as a Senior Staff User Researcher (source); this material does not establish that the role continued through the 2026-09-23 review date. Her personal website describes research interests in social media and well-being, peer-to-peer health information sharing, and qualitative empirical methods (about page). Other personal research pages describe work on digital interventions for mental-health self-management, post-traumatic growth after cancer, and advocacy for young adult cancer survivors (research overview); the pages do not state a current-update date.
Work Experience
- Undated public material | ServiceNow | Senior Staff User Researcher
- The undated presentation lists this organization and title; it does not establish employment dates or continued employment at the review date.
- 2017–at least April 2018·Northwestern University School of Communication·Postdoctoral Fellow
- The April 2018 CV describes projects adapting mobile mental-health applications for vulnerable populations.
- 2013–2016·University of Washington·PhD student and research assistant
- Worked on health-informatics projects involving chronic-disease management, patient portals, and patient–clinician communication.
Education
- 2017·University of Washington Information School·PhD in Information Science
- 2011·University of Washington·MS in Information Management
- 2001·University of Michigan·BA in Economics
Selected Research and Recognition
- “Designing a Reclamation of Body and Health: Cancer Survivor Tattoos as Coping Ritual” (CHI 2018) received an Honorable Mention according to the CV.
- “I’m So Glad I Met You”: Designing Dynamic Collaborative Support for Young Adult Cancer Survivors (CSCW 2017) received an Honorable Mention according to the CV.
- The CV lists a 2015 Homer R. Warner Award-winning AMIA paper on tailoring self-management interventions to patients’ health and technology attitudes.
Sources & Verification
This profile was cross-checked against Jordan Eschler’s personal website, research overview, selected publications, April 2018 CV, the undated ServiceNow-hosted presentation, and the public LinkedIn listing. Verified 2026-09-23. The old Google Scholar URL was not retained because direct access returned 403 and no independently readable profile page was found.
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Recent Publications
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