My research focuses on social networks, professional norms, compliance and accountability. I examine how social structures and systems of accountability shape professional practices using large-scale longitudinal data and social network methods.

My dissertation examined the role of physician professional networks in high-risk prescribing during the U.S. prescription drug epidemic and led to publications in Administrative Science Quarterly and Organization Science. Related research documents broader patterns of high-risk prescribing and unmet healthcare needs in the United States, with publications in JAMA, JAMA Psychiatry, Health Affairs, and Psychiatric Services. My ongoing research examines how professional practices evolve in response to social and institutional forces.