Nathan Doogan, PhD

Dr. Doogan joined the GRC in 2018. His formal education and training are highly relevant to health policy research. His doctoral degree (2014) and post-doctoral training were obtained from The Ohio State University in the Colleges of Social Work and Public Health, respectively.

Nate's research is focused on the fields of addiction and addiction recovery. His contributions to the peer-reviewed knowledge base include numerous studies of peer-oriented substance use recovery models as well as the epidemiology of tobacco and other drug use. Nate uses an extensive technical and statistical toolbox to solve a wide variety of quantitative problems, and he is driven to communicate clearly and openly with project partners about results and their domain-relevance.