I am an applied microeconomist specializing in health economics, with additional experience in public and development economics. My research examines how public policy, technology, healthcare systems, and institutions shape health and economic well-being. I use large administrative and survey datasets together with causal inference methods to study policy questions in the United States and sub-Saharan Africa.
I am on the 2026-27 academic job market and expect to complete my Ph.D. in Summer 2027.
Fields: Health, Public and Development Economics.
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Presented at the 3rd Annual PhD Student Summer Symposium, GSU, Summer 2026.
Accepted into the NBER Aging and Health Economics Research Mentoring Program
Accepted into the AMIE Mentoring Program, mentored by Tiffany Green, PhD and Bhabesh Hazarika, PhD
Named an APPAM Excellence, Equity, and Inclusion (EEI) Fellow 2026 — one of three GSU recipients. Presenting at APPAM Annual Conference, Boston, November 2026
