Nevada Opioid Center of Excellence (NOCE) Team
The Nevada Opioid Center of Excellence serves as a statewide hub for education, training, and collaboration on opioid-related issues. The NOCE team develops and delivers evidence-informed learning opportunities, technical assistance, and outreach activities to strengthen Nevada’s capacity to prevent, treat, and respond to opioid use and overdose. With expertise spanning public health, behavioral health, evaluation, and community engagement, the team works closely with partners across Nevada to share knowledge, connect resources, and promote effective, sustainable solutions that improve health outcomes for individuals, families, and communities.
Michelle Berry, MBA
Morgan Green, MA
Jeanyne Ward, MA
Jordan Baez, M.S.
Carina Rivera, MPH, CPH
Jamie Bartlett, B.S.
Bianca D. McCall, LMFT
Miranda Branson
Micah Awisus
Ethan Clark
NOCE Nevada Prevention T/TA Team
The Nevada Prevention T/TA Center supports statewide efforts to prevent opioid misuse, overdose, and overdose deaths by strengthening the skills, knowledge, and coordination of Nevada’s prevention workforce. The team provides customized training, consultation, and technical assistance to coalitions, schools, nonprofits, healthcare organizations, and community partners. Through webinars, workshops, and tailored one-on-one support, the Prevention T/TA team helps partners use data, build collaborations, and apply evidence-based strategies that address risk and protective factors for substance misuse across Nevada.
Alyssa O'Hair, MPH, MA, CPS
Michelle Frye-Spray, MS, CPS
Britany Wiele, CPS
Holly Simak, BA
Tyler Dean, B.S.
NOCE Screening Prevention Intervention Collaboration (SPI) Team
The Screening, Prevention, and Intervention (SPI) Collaboration supports local organizations and jurisdictions in expanding and improving their capacity to prevent and treat opioid use disorder (OUD) and increase access to medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD). By training and assisting healthcare providers, community health workers, criminal justice professionals, and youth service organizations, the SPI team promotes early identification and intervention for individuals at risk. This work enhances Nevada’s public health infrastructure and helps ensure that communities statewide have the tools and partnerships needed to provide timely, compassionate, and effective responses to substance use.
Wendy Woods, M.A.
Michele Solomon, M.A., LADC
