David Veenstra

David Veenstra is a Professor in the Comparative Health Outcomes, Policy & Economics (CHOICE) Institute within the Department of Pharmacy at the University of Washington School of Pharmacy. His work bridges precision medicine, pharmacoeconomics, and managed care decision-making frameworks.

• Education: PharmD and PhD in Pharmaceutical Chemistry from the University of California, San Francisco

Research Interests focus on the intersection of:

• Cost-effectiveness analysis of population-level genomic screening
• Value of information (VOI) modeling in precision medicine
• Managed care decision-making paradigms
• Pharmacogenomics implementation in clinical settings

Recent Publications demonstrate his emphasis on:

• Genomic screening economics
• Real-world evidence integration
• Pharmacogenomic disparities in indigenous populations
• Payer preference modeling
• Simulation-based policy analysis

Teaching: Leads courses in pharmacoeconomics (Pharm 520) and managed care pharmacy (Pharm 542). Author of 240 peer-reviewed publications and five book chapters.