Lily G. Gorman, CRC 

Senior Research Supervisor

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Lily Gorman is responsible for managing Phase II and Phase III clinical trials in pharmacotherapy for Mild Cognitive Impairment and Alzheimer's disease. 

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Lily Gorman began her career at Boston Center for Memory as a research and laboratory assistant. She assisted the laboratory coordinator in clinical trials and spent the majority of her time working with patients receiving infusions and processing laboratory specimens. She also provided support to the research program. 

 

Before starting at BCM, Lily worked as a Registered Behavior Technician to perform ABA therapy to children with autism spectrum disorders. She has also been employed as a Special Education Assistant for medically fragile middle and high school students. 

 

Lily graduated in 2020 from Salve Regina University in Newport, RI. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, with a double minor in Neuroscience and Spanish. She was involved with various research projects in both psychology and neuroscience during her time at Salve Regina University. Lily was the principal investigator for a developmental psychology study assessing the long-term cognitive effects that one’s childhood belief in Santa Claus has on their emotional intelligence as an adult. She will be presenting this research and findings at the 2021 American Psychological Association Annual Meeting.