Emi Terasawa
About Emi Terasawa
Emi Terasawa is a Manager at Analysis Group with extensive experience in health economics and quantitative healthcare assessments.
Current Role at Analysis Group
Emi Terasawa currently serves as a Manager at Analysis Group, a position she has held since 2018 in the Greater New York City Area. Her role involves overseeing various projects and initiatives within the company, leveraging her extensive experience in health economics and data analysis. This is her second tenure at Analysis Group, following her previous role as an Associate from 2013 to 2018.
Previous Experience at CareScience, Inc. / Premier, Inc.
Emi Terasawa worked at CareScience, Inc. / Premier, Inc. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She held the position of Research Analyst from 2001 to 2007, during which she conducted multiple quantitative assessments of healthcare programs. Prior to this role, she was a Research Assistant at the same company from 2000 to 2001.
Educational Background and Expertise
Emi Terasawa has a rich academic background. She earned her PhD and Master's degree in Health Economics from The Wharton School. Additionally, she holds an AB in Chemistry from Princeton University. Her expertise includes conducting systematic literature reviews for indirect comparisons in health economics and evaluating the use and adoption of electronic medical records.
Experience with Healthcare Program Assessments
Throughout her career, Emi Terasawa has conducted multiple quantitative assessments for significant healthcare programs. Notable projects include the CMS Hospital Quality Incentive Demonstration and the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100K Lives Campaign. These assessments have been instrumental in measuring and improving healthcare quality and efficiency.
Academic Contributions
Emi Terasawa has also contributed to academia, having served as a lecturer at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Her academic role complemented her professional expertise, enabling her to impart valuable knowledge in health economics to the next generation of students.