Education
Rutgers Business School, Rutgers University Expected May 2026
Ph.D. in Management — Supply Chain Management · GPA: 4.00/4.00
Awards: Academic Excellence Award (2025), Battaglia Fellowship (2024–25), Summer Research Grant (2022–24)
Tandon School of Engineering, New York University 2021
M.S. Engineering/Industrial Management
Questrom School of Business, Boston University 2019
B.S. Business Administration
Research

I study how healthcare organizations turn people, schedules, and measurement systems into service outcomes — using simulation and optimization where the question is about design, and panel econometrics where the question is about consequence. Fifteen projects are active across three streams.

Service delivery & scheduling

Oncology outpatient flow, emergency department congestion, forward-looking chemotherapy scheduling, and where AI belongs in a sequential care line. Simulation-based optimization and deep reinforcement learning.

Workforce & organizational capacity

Workforce fissuring and service quality, cross-level staffing and clinician turnover, and empowerment as an operational resource under the Quadruple Aim.

Ownership, measurement & equity

Private equity transitions in long-term care, quality scorecard redesign, yardstick competition, and access in disadvantaged communities.

All fifteen projects are listed with their current stage — in review, drafted, or still collecting data — alongside the simulators and handbooks each one produced. Nine have work students can join, with the prerequisites and time commitment stated up front.
Projects & participation →
Teaching
Demand Planning & Fulfillment (29:799:310) 2025–2026, 2026–2027
Supply Chain Analytics (52:620:326) 2025–2026
Most recent evaluations — 2026 Demand Fulfillment: Effectiveness 4.78/5.00 · Course Quality 4.67/5.00 · Teaching portfolio, courses & simulations →