Jack is a health economist with over ten years of experience in health economics research, policy, and evaluation.

Jack is a health economist with over ten years of experience in health economics research, policy, and evaluation. Jack has undertaken health economic analysis and provided technical advice for some of Australia’s largest health programs and led health economics research and design for eye health projects across South Asia, South-East Asia, Africa, and the Pacific.

Jack’s work has focused on ensuring access to eye healthcare for some of the world’s most vulnerable populations, through innovative social protection and health insurance mechanisms designed in collaboration with National Governments. More broadly, his research has focused on the dynamics of international development aid and how donors, recipient governments, and aid beneficiaries can work together to achieve sustainable success.

He has been published in leading international health economics journals including Social Science and Medicine, the Patient, and the Journal of the Royal Statistical Society as well as acting as a reviewer for prominent publications.