Amir is a trained health economist specializing in health economic evaluation, industrial organization, health econometrics and STATA based computing skills. Amir completed his MSc Economics in 2009 and PhD Economics in 2014 at University of Warwick. Amir is an NIHR reviewer and he is also member of the editorial board of three international economics journal. He has conducted research employing large patient records, observational data, hierarchal data and health econometric techniques. During his PhD studies at University of Warwick, as a research assistant Amir worked on clinical trials and observational data research projects for Warwick Medical School. He has taught economics courses to undergraduate and postgraduate students at leading UK and foreign universities. Amir has distinguished field work research experience in a low- and middle- income country spanned over more than 3 years.

Health Economics; Industrial Organization; Applied Econometrics

I am a health economist. My research is based on the application of cutting edge economic evaluation methods to clinical interventions, medical products inventions and healthcare programs. I am currently working on research grants funded by NIHR, and The Health Foundation. My international research focuses on regulation of healthcare  and strengthening of health systems in low- and middle- income countries.