Georges Adunlin is a pharmacoeconomist and health services researcher with expertise at the intersection of pharmacy, health economics, healthcare technology and public health. His research focuses on evaluating emerging health technologies, assessing prescription drug policies using economic evaluation methods, and examining the impact of public policy interventions on health behaviors and service utilization, particularly in underserved populations. Adunlin has published extensively in leading journals across pharmacy, economics, health policy, and health
services. His research has been presented at numerous national and international professional conferences. As an educator, he teaches economic, social, and administrative pharmacy courses and is committed to empowering students through education and mentorship. He was drawn to McWhorter School of Pharmacy for its commitment to educating competent, compassionate, dedicated pharmacists, equipping them to excel in the dynamic and evolving healthcare landscape.
Degrees and Certifications
- Postdoctoral Fellowship, Cancer Prevention and Control, Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine
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PhD, Pharmacoeconomics and Health Outcomes Research, Florida A&M University
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MA, Economics, Brooklyn College, City University of New York
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MSEd, Samford University
- BS, Economics with a minor in Business, Staten Island College, City University of New York
Expertise
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Pharmacoeconomics
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Health Economics
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Health Technology Assessment
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Health Policy
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Health Disparities
Involvement
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International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research
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American Society of Health Economists
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American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
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American Association for Cancer Research
