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• “The Critical Access Hospital Program and its Impact on Hospital Quality” (with Gautam Gowrisankaran, Philipp Schmidt-Dengler and Robert J. Town). • “Bargaining and Coordination under Gainsharing” (with Jonathan Ketcham and Pierre-Thomas Léger) • “Reimbursement Policy, Agency and their Effect on Chemotherapy Treatment Decisions and Patient Outcomes” (with Sean Nicholson and Robert J. Town). Honors and Awards • University of Pennsylvania, Penn Prize for Excellence in Teaching by Graduate Students, 2005. • University of Pennsylvania, Edwin Mansfield Teaching Prize, 2004. • University of Pennsylvania, Department of Economics Fellowship, 2004. • Lindau Foundation Award, First meeting of the Nobel Laureates in Economics, 2004. • Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Class of 1996 Valedictorian, 1997. • Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Maximum Distinction Undergraduate Thesis, 1997. • Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Honor Scholarship, 1992. Research Grants • Investigator, NIH/AHRQ, Hospital Choice, Hospital Quality and Welfare for Rural Residents. 1R01HS018424-01A1. Award:$577,514 (7/10-7/12) • Investigator, NIH/AHRQ, Hospital-Physician Gainsharing, Grant Number 1R01HS018481-01. Award: $484,307 (9/09-9/11). • Co-principal Investigator, Merck Company Foundation, Optimal Reimbursement Policy for Chemotherapy Drugs. Award: $20,000 (1/09-12/09). • Co-principal Investigator, Pfizer, Inc., A Quality Adjusted Price Index for Cancer Drugs. Award: $82,000 (1/08-12/08). • Co-principal Investigator, Merck Company Foundation, Physician Learning About Chemotherapy Treatments. Award:$20,000 (7/07-7/08). • Principal Investigator, Merck Company Foundation, Finding the Optimal Design for Medicare’s Prescription Drug Benefit. Award: $20,000 (7/07-7/08). • Principal Investigator, Merck Company Foundation, The Premium Setting Strategies of Medicare Part D Plans. Award: $30,000 (5/06-5/07). • Co-principal Investigator, Pfizer, Inc., A Quality Adjusted Price Index for Cancer Drugs. Award: $72,000 (8/06-8/07). • Merck Company Foundation, A Quality Adjusted Price Index for Cancer Drugs. Sean Nicholson, Principal Investigator. Award: $30,000 (1/05-12/05). • Principal Investigator, Cornell University, New Faculty Research Grant. Award: $35,000 (7/06- ).
• Co-Principal Investigator, NIH, National Institute on Aging, Pilot Research Grant, An Analysis of the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit. K.I. Wolpin, Principal Investigator. Award: $28,000 (7/05-6/06) • Co-Principal Investigator, University of Pennsylvania Research Foundation, Dynamic Oligopoly Games and its Applications to Health Care. Eugenio Miravete, Principal Investigator. Award: $15,000 (3/04-3/05) Teaching Experience • Cornell University: Business Strategy (Sloan) Econometrics (Undergraduate) Regression Analysis and Managerial Forecasting (Sloan) • Universidad de los Andes: Theory of the Firm • University of Pennsylvania: Lecturer, Introductory Microeconomics, Summer 2003, Summer 2005. Lecturer, Health Economics, Summer 2004. Recitation Instructor, Introductory Microeconomics, Spring 2002, Fall 2002, Spring 2003, Fall 2003, Spring 2004, Fall 2005, Spring 2005. Teaching Assistant, Empirical Methods in I.O. (Ph.D. level), Spring 2003. Teaching Assistant, Public Economics, Fall 2001. • Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile: Teaching Assistant, Economic Development, 1996. Teaching Assistant, Applied Economics, 1996. Teaching Assistant, Agricultural Economics, 1996. Teaching Assistant, Introduction to Economics, 1995. Invited Presentations Cowles Conference for Structural Microeconomics 2010, Yale University, University of Pennsylvania (Wharton), U. of Chicago, University of Texas at Austin, HEC Montreal, Federal Trade Commission, American Society of Health Economists 2010, RAND (3), U. of Chicago Annual Health Economics Conference 2008, International Industrial Organization Conference 2008, American Society of Health Economists Conference 2008, Universidad Adolfo Ibanez, American Economic Association 2009, International Industrial Organization Conference 2009, Boston University Annual Health Economics Conference 2009. Presented by co-authors: Kellogg, Harvard, Columbia GSB, University of Wisconsin, Carnegie Mellon, HEC Montreal, PEPC Rome, Ad-Hoc Pharmaceutical Group, AcademyHealth, RAND, Duke, Boston University, NBER Summer Institute 2008, NBER Fall Conference 2008, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas, UCLA, Vanderbilt, First Federal Trade Commission Microeconomic Conference 2008, American Economics Association 2009 (2), International Industrial Organization Conference 2009 (2), Annual Health Economics Conference 2009, American Society of Health Economists 2010 (5), Princeton University, Stanford GSB.
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