Toyia Dillon is a seasoned Clinical Research Coordinator II with nine years of experience supporting Phase II and III clinical trials. At the HonorHealth Research Institute, she specializes in neurology-focused research, overseeing study start-up, patient recruitment and consent, protocol implementation, and site monitoring.
She holds a Master of Public Health (MPH) from Grand Canyon University, and is certified as a Clinical Research Professional (CCRP). As part of her MPH program, Toyia completed a preceptorship in 2023 with Native Health, where she contributed to public health initiatives focused on community wellness, health education, and culturally responsive care. Her academic training and professional experience reinforce her expertise in clinical trial coordination, with a strong emphasis on ICH-GCP principles, FDA regulatory guidelines, and — most importantly — patient care. Toyia consistently applies her skills to streamline study operations, enhance site communication, and ensure strict adherence to research protocols and regulatory standards.
A proud member of the Chickasaw Nation, Toyia also serves as an HonorHealth Ambassador, representing the organization’s mission and strategic vision with professionalism and integrity. She is an active member of the First People’s group at HonorHealth, where she advocates for the Native American population and supports diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives within the organization and the broader clinical research community.