I am a Postdoctoral Fellow at the One Health Trust, based in Washington, DC. Broadly, my research focuses on how low- and middle-income countries can improve population health outcomes through more efficient and equitable redistribution of public resources. I employ methodological tools from health economics, econometrics, and epidemiological modeling in my research and enjoy collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.

Developing countries face a wide breadth of health challenges that are compounded by economic uncertainty, demographic transition, globalization, and climate change. I am excited to contribute to research that will aid in designing policies to tackle these issues. I have worked on a range of these topics including the impact of vaccines and other health technologies, fiscal policies for health, costing and evaluation of government health programs, and antimicrobial resistance. I invite you to view my research and Google Scholar page. Please view my CV here.