Resume

I am a health economist with experience in economic modeling, evidence synthesis, program evaluation, policy analysis, and technical writing for federal, nonprofit, and commercial health stakeholders.

My work includes cost-effectiveness analysis, budget impact modeling, HIV prevention economics, patient-centered outcomes research, CMS policy support, chronic disease burden analysis, and mixed-methods research.

RTI International

Research Economist, 2024–Present

Economist, 2021–2024

At RTI International, I support applied health economics and policy research across projects involving HIV prevention, CMS drug policy, patient-centered outcomes, chronic disease prevention, caregiving access, quality reporting, and program evaluation.

My responsibilities include developing and updating economic models, conducting quantitative analyses, reviewing clinical and economic literature, drafting technical reports and manuscripts, managing project tasks, communicating with multidisciplinary teams, and translating complex findings into clear products for decision-makers.

Cornell University

Master of Science in Health Policy and Economics

Saint Michael’s College

Bachelor of Science in Biology
Minors in Accounting and Chemistry
Cum laude, Honors Program

• Stata

• Excel

• R

• TreeAge

• DistillerSR

• EndNote

• Jira

• Economic modeling

• Cost-effectiveness analysis

• Budget impact analysis

• Economic burden analysis

• Literature review

• Mixed-methods research

• Technical writing

• Project management