Allan B. Massie

Allan B. Massie, PhD, is an Associate Professor in both the Department of Surgery and the Department of Population Health at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. He serves as Director of the Quantitative Core at the Center for Surgical and Transplant Applied Research (C-STAR), where he leads data-driven research in transplant outcomes and surgical innovation.

• PhD, Johns Hopkins University

Dr. Massie's research focuses on improving outcomes in organ transplantation through quantitative analysis, health equity, and population health strategies. His work spans living donor follow-up, pediatric transplant outcomes, transplant tourism, and the management of complex comorbidities such as HIV and hepatitis C in transplant recipients. He applies biostatistical and epidemiological methods to large-scale datasets to inform policy and clinical practice.

His recent publications demonstrate a strong emphasis on transplant safety, donor management, and health disparities. Themes include mobile health interventions for donor compliance, neurocognitive outcomes in pediatric liver recipients, and survival benefits in high-risk transplant populations. His work bridges clinical surgery and public health, emphasizing data-driven decision-making in transplant medicine.

Dr. Massie has no scientific awards explicitly mentioned in the provided text.

He collaborates extensively with leading transplant researchers, including Dorry L. Segev, and likely mentors trainees through his leadership at C-STAR. While specific grants are not listed, his publication volume suggests active research funding. His work contributes significantly to advancing equitable and effective transplant care in the United States.

He is actively involved in the Center for Surgical and Transplant Applied Research (C-STAR), particularly through its Quantitative Core, which supports data analytics, study design, and statistical modeling for transplant and surgical research initiatives.