DeKalb County:
Enforce Code of Ordinances at 1840 Mason Mill Road.
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Bobby Rasulnia ·
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offensive language (including f@**ot) on publicly displayed signs. Also resident abusive to passers-by with offensive language and gestures.
Adam Wilk, Ann Arbor, MI
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Adam S. Wilk
adam.s.wilk@emory.edu
adam.s.wilk@emory.edu
Assistant Professor of Health Policy and Management, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University
- Atlanta, Georgia
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Summary
Adam S. Wilk is an Assistant Professor of Health Policy and Management at Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health. In 2015 Dr. Wilk obtained his PhD in Health Services Organization and Policy, with a health economics cognate, at the University of Michigan School of Public Health. Prior to coming to Michigan, Adam worked in the areas of health policy and health care data analytics at The Brookings Institution and The Lewin Group.
Experience
Assistant Professor of Health Policy and Management
Rollins School of Public Health at Emory
– Present (1 year 4 months)Research interests: health economics, physician decision-making, Medicaid and underserved populations, and geographic variation in access, utilization, and qualityResearch Analyst
VA Ann Arbor - Center for Clinical Management Research
– Present (4 years 6 months)
PhD Student, Health Services Organization and Policy
University of Michigan School of Public Health
– (4 years 11 months)Economics cognate (concentration)
Research interests included:
(i) geographic variation in medical care quality, expenditures, and decision-making, (ii) determinants of physician practice patterns,
(ii) physician (non-)participation in Medicaid,
(iii) the effects of heterogeneous state policy- and rule-making activities on health care outcomes, and
(iv) the measurement of quality and value in health careGraduate Student Research Assistant
University of Michigan School of Public Health
– (1 year 6 months)- Statistical and econometric analysis using instrumental variables, hierarchical, logistic, and linear modeling techniques as well as non-parametric analytic approaches
- Designing studies to analyze variation across hospitals in medical consult use and the effects of consult use on mortality and cost outcomes
- Preparing research manuscriptsGraduate Student Instructor
University of Michigan School of Public Health
– (1 year)- Served as GSI for three courses: (1) HMP 600: The Health Services System; (2) HMP 601: Healthcare Quality, Performance Measurement and Improvement, and (3) HMP 602: Survey of the US Health Care System
- Presented lectures and discussion sections on the implications of the Affordable Care Act for several dimensions of the U.S. health care system (e.g., health insurance markets, health care workforce)
- Presented and recorded lecture on the pharmaceutical industry; this recording has been used for distance-learning students in more recent terms
- Developed course reading list and syllabus for HMP 600/602
- Collaborated on the development and revision of student essay rubrics and exam questions
- Graded individual and group essays, quizzes, and exams for each course
- Provided one-on-one support to students seeking a more in-depth understanding of specific health system components, care models, and quality improvement strategies (e.g., chronic care model, provider profiling)
Intern - Healthcare Analytics
Thomson Reuters
– (3 months)- Engaged in thought leadership and business development activities regarding the use and value of integrated data systems (including administrative and clinical datasets) for analysis and reporting initiatives
- Modeled and analyzed cardiac and hip replacement episodes of care using proprietary software
Project Manager / Programmer
The Brookings Institution
– (1 year 8 months)- High Value Health Care Project, supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- Developed and tested a starter set of 22 episode-based cost-of-care measures for use in assessing and improving the efficiencies of medical care
- Assessed opportunities for improving the quality, transparency, and value of cancer care through the integration of administrative, clinical, and other registry data
- Provided technical assistance to regional stakeholder organizations pilot-testing measures of hospital readmissions
Senior Research Analyst
The Lewin Group
– (2 years 5 months)- Quantitative and qualitative analytic research to support numerous consult projects for Medicaid agencies, health insurers, hospitals, and other clients. Examples include:
- Constructed a simple micro-simulation model to test the access and cost implications of a large foundation’s proposal for payment policy reform, focusing on bundled payments
- Evaluated the effectiveness of Medicaid managed care organizations and other insurers in D.C., Delaware, New York, and Washington State in reducing medical costs, improving beneficiary outcomes (e.g., survival, drug adherence, less ED use), and minimizing overhead expenditures
- Projected the effects of Ohio implementing a Medicaid Buy-In program on its beneficiaries’ medical costs
- Conducted a business case analysis of an electronic enrollment system for public health insurance programs in California, including workflow efficiency modeling and cost-benefit analysisLatin Teacher, Department Chair
The Mountain School
– (10 months)- Instructed four classes of second-, third-, and fourth-year Latin students—two classes per semester
- Developed course curricula and syllabi in collaboration with faculty dean and foreign language department
- Prepared students to take Advanced Placement exams through lectures and individual instruction
- Composed and graded exams, projects, and assignments, and devised in-class readings and activities
- Ensured classrooms’ compliance with The Mountain School ethical code
- Engaged with students in extracurricular activities, including trail-clearing, crop-tending, and meal preparation
Education
University of Michigan
PhD, Health Services Organization and Policy
–Health Economics cognate (concentration)Activities and Societies: - SPhD (PhD student organization at UM-SPH), Department Representative - Workshop for Integrating and Discussing Topics in Healthcare (WIDTH) Co-organizer
Dartmouth College
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Mathematics, Classical Languages and Literatures
–Activities and Societies: Phi Beta Kappa, Men's Club Volleyball Team, Peer Education Action Corps, Drug and Alcohol Peer Advisors, Eating Disorder Peer Advisors, FirstBook, Adopt-a-Grandparent, Student Enrichment at Dartmouth
Languages
Spanish
Italian
Latin
Skills
- Clinical Research
- Health Policy
- Healthcare
- Research
- Hospitals
- Policy
- Review Articles
- Qualitative Research
- Data Analysis
- Program Evaluation
- Stata
- Health Economics
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Groups
University of Michigan Dept of Health Management & Policy Alumni
Dartmouth College Alumni
Official University of Michigan School of Public Health Group
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