Dominik Rottenkolber

Dominik Rottenkolber serves as Professor of Health Economics and Health Policy at Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin (ASH Berlin), a position he has held since 2018. He leads the Management and Quality Development in Healthcare M.Sc. program and holds several institutional roles including Chairman of the Training Commission of Department II, member of the ASH Budget Committee, and member of the Deutschlandstipendium selection committee.

Professor Rottenkolber's research spans health economics, health policy, digitalization in healthcare, and healthcare innovations. His work focuses on pharmaceutical economics, health economic evaluation methods, decision-analytical modeling, and management within healthcare institutions. His scholarly contributions demonstrate particular expertise in analyzing healthcare financing models, prescription drug policies, nursing administration, and the economic aspects of healthcare delivery systems.

His extensive publication record shows consistent scholarly activity with significant contributions to understanding bundled payment systems, prescription drug regulation, nursing workforce economics, and healthcare system resilience. Recent work addresses contemporary challenges including digital health market access, pandemic response implications, and migration in nursing professions, reflecting his engagement with evolving healthcare policy debates.

Professor Rottenkolber maintains active teaching responsibilities with all courses conducted in-person during scheduled times. His consultation hours are by appointment only, emphasizing structured academic engagement with students and colleagues.