I am a health economist and data scientist. My work is inherently interdisciplinary and spans a number of disciplines including economics, epidimiology, biostatistics, medicine, and political science. Areas of current focus include:

• Simulation and mathematical modeling for cost-effectiveness analysis including development of the R package hesim

• Development and application of causal inference methods for supplementing randomized and single arm clinical trials with observational data

• Machine learning methods and evaluation metrics for prognostic survival modeling with high dimensional data