I have a Ph.D. in Economics from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, and my research interests include health economics and applied econometrics, as well as international development and impact evaluation. I am currently a Senior Health Economist and I have over 16 years of experience conducting health economics research on interventions to reduce health inequalities, improve health behaviours, and improve disease management quality in primary care.

My findings are used to populate cost-effectiveness models. I have strong technical skills and experience in impact evaluation, from design to communicating findings for policy influence. I have successfully led several impact evaluation research projects involving various designs (experimental, quasi-experimental, and non-experimental) and sectors such as health, social protection, education, private sector development, microcredit and financial inclusion, and technology adoption.

For my analysis, I primarily used STATA software and Microsoft applications such as Excel, as well as R on occasion. I am excited to collaborate with you on your research and other projects.