Iman Mohammadi, Ph.D.

Iman leads, designs, and executes healthcare economics and advanced analytics projects and solutions. He conducts high-level analytic modeling to support health plan and life sciences organizations make optimal business decisions aimed at improving quality and lowering costs.

With experience in predictive modeling and advanced statistical techniques and a deep understanding of healthcare processes and challenges including market access, cardiology and oncology treatment patterns, real-word evidence generation, health economics and outcomes research, healthcare coverage models, and episode-based oncology care models, Iman provides insights, solutions, and decision-making tools for Inovalon customers.

Prior to joining Inovalon, Iman was a researcher and instructor at Indiana University. He focused on improving healthcare systems and patient centered outcomes research. Specifically, he used electronic health record data from various healthcare systems to develop predictive and simulation models for improving access to care for underserved populations. He taught undergrad and grad level courses, such as Informatics Project Management and Health Information Standards and Terminologies, at Indiana University.

Iman has a Ph.D. in health informatics from Indiana University and a Master of Biomedical Engineering from Purdue University.