Senior Research Associate

tmartin@brandeis.edu Heller 211 781-736-4997

Expertise

Health and Environmental Policy; Econometrics

Scholarship

• Wallack, Stanley S., Thomas, Cindy Parks, Martin, Timothy C. and Andrew Ryan, “Prescription Drug Management: How Do Health Maintenance Organizations Differ From Health Insurance Plans Without Closed Physician Panels?”, Medical Care and Research Review, forthcoming.
• Thomas, Cindy Parks, Stanley S. Wallack and Timothy C. Martin, “How Do Seniors Use Their Prescription Drug Discount Cards?”, Health Affairs, 2005.
• Wallack, Stanley S., Martin, Timothy C., Bhalotra, Sarita, and Sharon Reif, “The Adoption of Evidence Based Medicine by Substance Abuse Treatment Organizations: The Experience of Buprenorphine.”

Profile

Tim Martin is a Senior Research Associate at the Schneider Institute for Health Policy. He is currently Project Manager and one of the economists working on an evaluation of an expansion of chiropractic services for CMS. Other work includes participation in research examining the impact of 3-tier prescription drug benefit design on utilization and expenditure, data analyses of prescription drug discount card programs, a study of buprenorphine adoption in the US funded by NIDA, and an analysis focused on estimating the burden of food insecurity in the US funded by Sodexho. In addition to health policy, his other areas of interest include environmental economics and international trade.

Degrees

International Business School, Brandeis University
Ph.D.

Univ. of Colorado at Denver
M.A.

Univ. of Colorado at Denver
B.A.