Marc Rosen

Dr. Marc Rosen is a Professor of Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine and directs the Addictions programs at VA Connecticut. His research focuses on health service use among individuals with addiction and comorbid conditions, emphasizing financial considerations. He leads studies on behavioral interventions, including the Advisor Teller Money Manager (ATM) program, which addresses substance use through financial coaching. Rosen collaborates on projects like the Pain Management Collaboratory and evaluates interventions such as SBIRT-PM for veterans with chronic pain and substance use. His work integrates clinical trials, health policy, and implementation science to improve outcomes for veterans and underserved populations.

• Education: MD from University of Pennsylvania (1986), BA from Columbia University (1982)

Research Interests: Addiction Medicine, Chronic Pain Management, Mental Disorders, Substance Abuse Treatment, and Veterans' Healthcare. Key projects include analyzing pain treatment modalities in substance misuse populations, assessing the impact of financial interventions on recovery, and addressing disparities in military sexual trauma-related PTSD claims. He has published extensively on pragmatic trials, veterans' health policy, and adherence monitoring technologies.

Dr. Rosen's team develops tools such as the NSCAP survey and utilizes innovative methods like nail sample testing for substance use. His clinical trials, including Hybrid Type 2 effectiveness studies, aim to bridge research and practice gaps. He also explores the intersection of opioid dependence, chronic pain management, and mental health treatment resistance.