Ken joined the Ohio Colleges of Medicine Government Resource Center (GRC) in May 2025 as a Researcher in the Instrumental Data Section. Ken is passionate about topics addressing health inequity, data analysis, statistical analysis, and improving public health. He is currently assisting data analysis on the Outcomes Acceleration for Kids (OAK) project. Ken hopes to improve public health and healthcare by supporting projects at the GRC.
Ken has experience working with qualitative and quantitative research methods. Prior to joining GRC, Ken worked as a researcher at the Ohio Department of Health analyzing state unintentional overdose deaths. In this position, he analyzed data from vital statistics, death certificates, toxicology reports, autopsy reports, Medicaid claims data, reviewed medical records, and created data dashboards.
Ken has a Master of Public Health with a specialization in Biostatistics and Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Kent State University.