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William Schpero is an Assistant Professor of Population Health Sciences at the Weill Cornell Medical College of Cornell University. He is also Associate Director at the Cornell Health Policy Center and Cornell Center for Health Equity, focusing on Medicaid policy, healthcare safety nets, and equity in health outcomes.
- PhD in Health Policy and Economics, Yale University (2019)
- M.Phil in Health Policy and Economics, Yale University (2017)
- MPH in Health Policy, Dartmouth College (2012)
- AB in Economics, Dartmouth College (2010)
His research examines Medicaid's role in reducing racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic health disparities, with particular interest in ACA provisions, ACO performance, and Medicaid managed care networks. He co-founded the Medicaid Data Learning Network and Medicaid Insights Colloquium to bridge policy research and practice.
Recent publications in JAMA, Health Affairs, and New England Journal of Medicine focus on Medicaid access, telemedicine during pandemics, ACO spending patterns, and racial disparities in clinical trial participation. His work has received funding from Commonwealth Fund, National Institute on Minority Health, and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
- 2021: Arnold Ventures - Safety-Net Hospital Closures
- 2024: United Hospital Fund - Medicaid Unwinding Study
- 2022: RWJF - Medicaid Transportation Benefit Analysis
He teaches in Cornell's Executive MBA/MS Healthcare Leadership program and Weill Cornell's MS in Health Policy and Economics, advising students on Medicaid-related topics. Current research explores post-pandemic Medicaid disenrollment, value-based care equity, and Medicaid's role in clinical trial access.
