Dukjae Maeng

Dukjae Maeng is an Associate Professor at the University of Rochester Medical Center, with joint appointments in the Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine and the Department of Public Health Sciences. He earned his PhD in Policy Analysis and Management from Cornell University and a BA in Economics from Stanford University.

• PhD: Cornell University
• BA: Stanford University

Dr. Maeng's research focuses on healthcare delivery systems, quality improvement, and patient outcomes. He specializes in analyzing large observational datasets (e.g., electronic medical records, claims data) and developing statistical models for causal inference in non-experimental settings. His work examines interventions to align healthcare stakeholder incentives and improve behavioral health integration.

Recent publications highlight studies on Medicaid policy impacts, behavioral health implementation costs, and outcomes of integrated care models. His research spans geriatrics, oncology, addiction medicine, and digital health applications in mental health.

Scientific accolades include:

• 2018 Early Stage Investigator of the Year
• 2016 Conference Paper of the Year
• 2016 Star Research Achievement Award

Dr. Maeng has held faculty positions since 2018, following a postdoctoral fellowship at Penn State and research analyst roles at Analysis Group. His collaborations include institutions like Geisinger and Southern Gerontological Society.