Erinn M. Hade

Erinn M. Hade, PhD, serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Population Health at NYU Grossman School of Medicine and holds the leadership position of Associate Director for the Division of Biostatistics. Her academic career is dedicated to advancing biostatistical methodologies to address critical public health challenges, with particular emphasis on maternal-child health outcomes, cancer epidemiology, and traumatic brain injury rehabilitation systems.

Dr. Hade completed her doctoral training at Ohio State University, establishing the foundation for her expertise in advanced statistical modeling and causal inference techniques applied to complex health datasets.

Her research program integrates clinical trials methodology, causal inference frameworks, and innovative analysis of administrative health records to investigate reproductive epidemiology, neonatal outcomes, and health disparities. She specializes in developing robust statistical approaches for observational data, including propensity score methods and clustered study designs, to generate evidence for community-based interventions targeting high-mortality populations.

Analysis of her recent publication trajectory (2011-2025) reveals consistent methodological innovation in study design for community health interventions, with increasing focus on molecular oncology applications and national rehabilitation networks. Her work bridges statistical theory with real-world implementation, notably through the Moms2B program reducing infant mortality and the CARE4TBI initiative building collaborative health systems for traumatic brain injury.

While specific grant details remain unreported in available materials, her leadership role in biostatistics division management indicates substantial responsibility for research oversight and methodological guidance within the department.