I'm a PhD candidate in Health Policy and Management (Economics Track) at Yale, where I use decision-analytic modeling, microsimulation, and applied health economics to study women's health, tobacco regulation, and chronic diseases. I do most of my modeling in R, with a particular interest in reproducible workflows, simulation methods, and cost-effectiveness analysis. Before Yale, I trained in medicine at Koç University and in health economics at Erasmus University Rotterdam, so clinical and healthcare research questions sit squarely in my area of expertise. I most enjoy helping researchers with study design, regression and survival analysis of health data, decision and simulation modeling, and translating clinical/policy questions into analysis.