I'm a health services researcher with 8 years of experience focused on improving equity, access, and quality of care for older adults and people with disabilities.
Using qualitative and quantitative methods, I evaluate and promote the uptake of evidence-based practices in government policies and programs, including Medicaid and the Veterans Health Administration. I am interested in the structures, processes, and outcomes of deinstitutionalizing care—i.e., supporting the movement towards home-and community-based services—and reducing administrative burdens.
Currently, I'm a fourth year doctoral candidate in Health Services and Policy Research at Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) and a Senior Research Associate at Tufts Medical Center. I previously received my MPH from BUSPH and my bachelor's degree from Brown University.
Using qualitative and quantitative methods, I evaluate and promote the uptake of evidence-based practices in government policies and programs, including Medicaid and the Veterans Health Administration. I am interested in the structures, processes, and outcomes of deinstitutionalizing care—i.e., supporting the movement towards home-and community-based services—and reducing administrative burdens.
Currently, I'm a fourth year doctoral candidate in Health Services and Policy Research at Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) and a Senior Research Associate at Tufts Medical Center. I previously received my MPH from BUSPH and my bachelor's degree from Brown University.
