Robin Bloodworth, PhD, MPH, is a health services researcher and quantitative methods expert with more than 15 years of experience conducting research for federal agencies, consulting firms, academia, and nonprofit organizations. She has deep expertise in causal inference, risk adjustment, evaluation design, and large-scale claims and surveillance data analysis. In her role at ATI, Bloodworth ensures that analytics play a central role in ATI’s research and advisory work by leading teams that solve data needs, build reproducible workflows and analyses, and translate complex findings into policy considerations and recommendations.
Before joining ATI, Bloodworth served as a Quantitative Health Researcher at Abt Global, where she led analytic workstreams for federal clients, such as CMS, CMMI, AHRQ, CDC, and USAID. Her work included evaluating alternative payment models, primary care quality improvement initiatives, and HIV PEPFAR programs, as well as overseeing data quality and analytic processes for large multi-side studies focused on COVID-19 surveillance and tuberculosis resource allocation. Before Abt, she served as a Data Analyst at PCORI, helping to establish and strengthen data infrastructure and evaluate internal processes aimed at funding patient-centered research.
Bloodworth holds a PhD in Health Services and a Graduate Certificate in Geospatial Information Sciences from the University of Maryland, and an MPH and BA in Anthropology from the University of Memphis.