I am a PhD candidate in Health Services and Policy Research at Boston University School of Public Health, with a specialization in health economics. My work focuses on understanding how clinicians and healthcare organizations respond to payment and delivery reforms.
Currently, I am a Graduate Fellow at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, collaborating with the Evidence-Based Policy Resource Center at the VA Boston Healthcare System. My dissertation utilizes econometric techniques to analyze large datasets to measure the value of physician practices and enhance selective contracting.
With a background in nursing, philosophy, and global health management, I bring a multidisciplinary perspective to health policy challenges.
Boston University School of Public Health
Seoul National University
Seoul National University
Collaborating with the Evidence-Based Policy Resource Center (EBPRC) at the VA Boston Healthcare System. Conducting research on payment and delivery reforms.
Managed government projects in global health, contributing to international development initiatives.
Supported global health research and policy analysis.
Practiced clinical internal medicine, gaining frontline healthcare experience.
Contributed to national health and social policy research projects.
Applying econometric methods to understand market dynamics, pricing, and efficiency in healthcare delivery.
Investigating the impact of reforms such as selective contracting and value-based purchasing on provider behavior and patient outcomes.
Analyzing the adoption and impact of telemedicine services, particularly in the context of the VA healthcare system.
