Our Team

Sean Hubbard, PhD

Program Director/Principal Investigator

Dr. Hubbard is an Assistant Professor with the College of Public Health and the Department of Health Administration and Health Policy. He holds a doctorate in Public Policy and Political Economy from the University of Texas at Dallas. Driven by his belief that health insurance coverage does not equate to access, Dr. Hubbard’s research focuses on healthcare-related financial decisions made by economically vulnerable households. He seeks to use his research to remove financial barriers to healthcare and improve patients’ ability to navigate complex healthcare systems. Dr. Hubbard’s recent work examines medical debt and cost avoidance among American Indians and Alaskan Natives, as well as the role of financial knowledge in healthcare-related financial decisions.

Suyen Schneegans, MA

Training and Technical Assistance Lead

Suyen Schneegans serves as the Training and Technical Assistance (TTA) Lead for the TAKE on HIV project. Ms. Schneegans oversees the development and delivery of training and tools for Health Professions Programs (HPP) and supports HPP faculty with National HIV Curriculum (NHC) integration and expansion of HIV knowledge content within their programs. She has a MA from the University of Texas at San Antonio in Bicultural Bilingual Studies with a concentration in Cultural Studies, and a BA in Spanish, Literature and Language with a minor in Psychology from the University of the Incarnate Word. Her professional background includes work on a range of social science projects focused on substance use disorders, community health, and provider education and training. A skilled qualitative researcher, Ms. Schneegans has presented at numerous local and national conferences and has co-authored several publications.

Crystal K Hodge, Pharm D, BCIDP, BCPS

Curriculum Integration Co-Investigator

Dr. Hodge is an Associate Professor with UNT Health Fort Worth System College of Pharmacy in Fort Worth and practices as an Infectious Diseases Clinical Specialist Pharmacist at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. She contributes curricular and implementation science expertise to the TAKE on HIV project. Dr. Hodge’s passion for inter-professional practice aligns well with her role in curricular implementation to improve HIV education across healthcare professional curricula. Additionally, she is board certified in infectious diseases as well as pharmacotherapy. Her current practice interests include multi-drug resistant infections, infections in immunocompromised hosts, fungal infections, public health, and scholarship of teaching and learning. Her research is organized into Specific, Targeted, and Optimized Management of Pathogens using the research pillars of Outcomes, Utilization, and Therapeutics (STOMP OUT ID). Dr. Hodge’s life goal is to make her job obsolete, indicating that humans won the war on infections thanks to key changes in patient care, practice patterns, and public messaging.

Ruth Serrano Pinilla, MD

UT Health San Antonio SC AETC Director

Dr. Serrano is the Clinical Director of the UT Health San Antonio South Central AIDS Education and Training Center (AETC), which partners with TAKE on HIV in the delivery of HIV training and curricula. She is an Assistant Professor in the Infectious Disease Division at the University of Texas Health at San Antonio and provides treatment for patients with complex infections requiring long term antibiotics in the Outpatient Parenteral Antibiotic Clinic (OPAT) in the University Hospital System. She also provides comprehensive medical care to patients living with HIV.

Sarah Lill, MA

UT Health San Antonio Site Lead

Ms. Lill is the UT Health San Antonio site-PI of the TAKE on HIV program, overseeing its partnerships, business, and administrative operations. She holds a BA in Communication Studies from Randolph-Macon Woman’s College and an MA in Arts Management from George Mason University. Ms. Lill has provided overseen financial and administrative operations in the Center for Research to Advance Community Health (ReACH) at UT Health San Antonio since 2016 and has over a decade of experience in financial and administrative management, strategic management, entrepreneurship, and public relations in non-profit and higher education settings.

Raudel Bobadilla, MPH, CHW-I

UT Health San Antonio SC AETC Program Manager

Raudel Bobadilla serves as the Program Manager for the UT Health San Antonio South Central AIDS Education and Training Center (UTHSA-AETC), provides dissemination and programmatic support for the TAKE on HIV Program. As a Community Health Worker Instructor (CHW-I), he has built a robust skill set for engaging and partnering with communities, care providers, and clinics to improve the population’s health. He has collaborated with community members, leaders, and organizations in multiple projects to connect the public and organizations to services and research opportunities. Mr. Bobadilla brings considerable experience as a Program Manager for an HCV screening and linkage to treatment project. He helped create innovative treatment pathways in over 30 clinics across 46 counties in South Texas and Rio Grande Valley. Through close collaboration with each clinic, Mr. Bobadilla trains staff in program protocols, adapts the care model to the context of each site, and serves as lead contact between clinic partners and the research team.

Divya Chandramohan, MD

HIV Curriculum Integration Advisor and ECHO Specialist (SC-AETC)

Dr. Divya Chandramohan is an Assistant Professor of Infectious Diseases at UT Health San Antonio. She brings her perspective as a clinician to HIV curriculum development and assists with the planning, curriculum structure, outreach and implementation of TAKE on HIV.