Tatiana Bailey, Ph.D.
3835 Lake Pointe Lane
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
(734) 358-2522
tbailey@umich.edu
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Objective
To apply my academic training and work experience in a new and challenging role. Ideally, this new
role would encompass a broad array of responsibilities within the economic development field
including analysis of economic data, creative formulation of new programs, collaborative and
progressive management of existing programs and interactive engagement with the community to
present outcomes and equitably expand impact.
Skills Summary
Project evaluation
Project management
Financial analysis and
financial management
Cost effectiveness and
cost-benefit analysis of
economic development and
community health programs
Public speaking on health
care reform
Professional presentation of key
information to stakeholders
Wide array of statistical analyses
Grant and report writing/editing
Bilingual written and spoken
(Spanish/English)
Facility with SPSS
Proficiency with Word, Power Point
and Excel
Professional Experience
Economic Development and Health Care Consultancies
Michigan Association of Health Plans (Lansing, MI)
Principal Investigator
2013 – present
Wrote and obtained funding for a grant, “Evaluating Medicaid Costs and Outcomes,” which examines
retrospective data from 2006-2012 in phase one and then examines prospectively from 2013-2018
projected costs and outcomes under the Affordable Care Act’s Medicaid expansion. This involves
extensive data analysis of patient utilization and costs as well as assessments of access and health
outcomes (morbidity and mortality rates by disease). The study pays particular attention to managed
care versus fee-for-service in terms of costs, access and outcomes.
The findings from this study are being delivered to the Michigan State legislature to help gauge past
Medicaid expenditures and outcomes as well as future liability (or savings) under the Patient Protection
and Affordable Care Act.
Page | 1
Tatiana Bailey, Ph.D.
3835 Lake Pointe Lane
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
(734) 358-2522
tbailey@umich.edu
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Growth Capital Network (Ann Arbor, MI)
2011 - present
Evaluation Consultant
Lead the evaluation on the effectiveness of various economic development programs for a $100 million
development project in Detroit funded by ten, large philanthropic organizations (e.g. Ford, Kellogg,
Mott). Responsibilities include gathering quantitative data from grantees, following up for additional
data and clarifications, analyzing the data, providing technical assistance to grantees and synthesizing
the outcomes and overall impact for presentation to the Governing Council. Several of the programs are
health care related and call for evaluation of hospital-based and community-based health care
interventions.
Major achievements include conceptualizing a complex evaluation framework with macroeconomic and
grant-specific indicators. Evaluation results were effectively used to hone in-process grant activities as
well as track improvements and challenges in economic development within the region. Evaluation
results have also used to successfully solidify five years of additional funding.
University of Michigan Dearborn (Dearborn, MI)
2009 - present
Walsh College (Troy, MI)
Adjunct Faculty in Health Economics/Policy and Economics
Develop and teach a course to MBA and undergraduate students entitled, “Health Economics.” The
course focuses upon the supply and demand factors driving the health care industry in the United States
and health care reform. This includes the financing of health care, quality of care, access to care, policy
changes and the (lack) of preventive care in the U.S. The class also teaches the evaluation of health care
programs including cost benefit and cost effectiveness analyses. Position at Walsh College includes
teaching micro and macroeconomics.
Major achievements include highest student evaluation (faculty) rankings and various speaking
engagements as a content expert on the U.S. health care industry and on health care reform.
Corporation for a Skilled Workforce (Ann Arbor, MI)
2004 - 2008
Consultant
Conducted economic and health care analyses for various community projects across the country.
Projects had a focus on low-income populations with the specific overarching goal(s) of promoting
economic development and/or improving access to quality health care. Responsibilities also included
proposal writing, project development, project management and outcome evaluation with high-level
statistical analyses. Contracts were with the U.S. Department of Labor, the U.S. Department of Health
Page | 2
Tatiana Bailey, Ph.D.
3835 Lake Pointe Lane
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
(734) 358-2522
tbailey@umich.edu
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
and Human Services, private foundations, state workforce boards, community organizations, legislators
and some employers.
Major achievements include writing and obtaining various large grants including one via the Blue Cross
Blue Shield of Michigan Foundation for a worksite wellness program. As Principal Investigator for this
two-year grant, I implemented a new health intervention at a large, automotive employer, which
significantly reduced the rates of hypertention and overweight/obesity.
NIDCR/NIH (Ann Arbor, MI)
2003 – 2004
Consultant
Conducted a systematic review of the literature that focused upon health behavior change in lowincome populations. Assisted in the creation of a tailored intervention for women and children.
Major achievements include formulation of a large-scale health intervention in inner-city Detroit and
publication of a peer-reviewed journal article in December 2005 (first author).
University of Michigan, School of Public Health (Ann Arbor, MI)
2000 – 2003
Director of Evaluation
Developed the evaluation framework and conducted the tailored evaluation for a three-year grant
funded by the Robert Wood Johnson (RWJ) Foundation. This grant aimed to improve pediatric asthma
health outcomes for low-income children through community-based interventions. Five of the seven
sites were in Latin American communities and guidance was provided with respect to cultural and
language barrier (access) issues.
Major achievements include the development of an evaluation framework for a seven-city pediatric
asthma intervention as well as implementation of the evaluation and technical assistance to grantees at
all sites. Findings from the study were presented at various national conferences.
University of Michigan Medical Center (Ann Arbor, MI)
1998 – 2000
Research Associate
Formulated and implemented all evaluation components of a two-year grant funded by the State of
Michigan called, “Innovations in Graduate Health Professions Education.”
Page | 3
Tatiana Bailey, Ph.D.
3835 Lake Pointe Lane
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
(734) 358-2522
tbailey@umich.edu
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Major achievements include the development of new curricula for medical students that integrate the
most effective ways to overcome (health) access barriers for low-income populations. Non-traditional
curricula were developed and are now utilized by the University of Michigan Medical School.
University of Michigan Medical Center (Ann Arbor, MI)
1994 - 1998
Division Administrator of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine
Budgeted and managed various research and clinical accounts. Analytical models were formulated to
assess the cost effectiveness of certain procedures and was also part of a small team that developed a
physician tracking and incentive program. Marketing of new programs and off-site clinics was also an
integral task. Oversaw the clinical trial process for new drugs being tested within the division. The
position involved managing approximately thirty employees.
Major achievements include the transformation of the division from a loss leader (deficit budget) to a
revenue generator (surplus budget) within two years.
University of Michigan, School of Public Health (Ann Arbor, MI)
1993 - 1994
Teaching Assistant
Assisted in the preparation of lectures for a Master’s level course, “Foundations of Health
Administration.” Responsibilities included searching and extracting relevant and recent articles for class
presentation. Also held office hours to tutor students on a one-to-one level, graded weekly
assignments, mid-terms and final examinations.
University of Michigan Hospitals (Ann Arbor, MI)
1991 – 1993
Research Associate
Organized and analyzed statistical data for a (two-year) world-wide cardiology study, which called for
statistical and econometric fluency as well as the ability to correspond with other statisticians and with
study coordinators across North America.
University of Michigan, Faculty Senate Office (Ann Arbor, MI)
1988 – 1990
Research Assistant
Conducted statistical analysis of University faculty salaries and benefits and compared data to peer
Page | 4
Tatiana Bailey, Ph.D.
3835 Lake Pointe Lane
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
(734) 358-2522
tbailey@umich.edu
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
institutions and to faculty expectations. There were also reports written on mandatory retirement and
non-tenure track faculty that instigated formation of committees within the University of Michigan
Faculty Senate. Duties were effectively performed by scrutinizing data and creatively researching.
Education
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Doctorate of Philosophy in Public Health, 1998
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Master of Science, Public Health, 1994
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Master of Applied Economics, 1991
Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada
Bachelor of Arts and Science, 1988 (Economics and Political Science)
York University, York, England
Junior year abroad, 1987
Publications and Presentations
Numerous presentations to professional organizations summarizing the current state of the health care
industry in the United States and the upcoming changes under the Patient Protection and Affordable
Care Act: “Health Care Today: A Bird’s Eye View”
“A Systematic Review of Mammography Educational Interventions for Low-Income Women”
American Journal of Health Promotion. Volume 20, Number 2. Nov/Dec, 2005.
Determinants of Fertility in Bolivia
Doctoral Dissertation, 1997
“Why the United States Needs Health Care Reform: A Global Perspective” Clinical Laboratory
Management Association Newsletter, Volume 16, Number 11. May 30, 1994.
“Managed Care at Work: The Rochester Experience” Clinical Laboratory Management Association
Newsletter, Volume 16, Number 8. April 18, 1994.
Page | 5
Tatiana Bailey, Ph.D.
3835 Lake Pointe Lane
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
(734) 358-2522
tbailey@umich.edu
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Community Leadership Roles
Board Member, Integrated Health Associates Foundation – a large group practice in Southeast Michigan
Board Member for National Heritage Academies - a charter school company with 52 schools
Reviewer for grant proposals for the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Foundation
Volunteer at “Amanecer” orphanage, Cochabamba, Bolivia
References
Lauren Bigelow, Ph.D.
CEO, Growth Capital Network
Relationship: direct supervisor
Lauren@growthcap.net; 734-678-5161
Linda Wiechowski, Ph.D.
Dean of Economics and Finance, Walsh College
Relationship: direct supervisor
lwiechow@walshcollege.edu; 248-823-1396
Rhonda Hoagland
Editor and IT Consultant, Corporation for a Skilled Workforce
Relationship: editor of my grant applications, reports and marketing material
rhoagland@skilledwork.org; 734-769-2900
Kris Siefert, Ph.D.
Former Dean of Social Work, University of Michigan
Relationship: supervisor/grant colleague
ksiefert@umich.edu; 734-764-1817
Page | 6