LINDSEY JEANNE LEININGER December 2013

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1 LINDSEY JEANNE LEININGER December 2013 CONTACT INFORMATION University of Illinois-Chicago School of Public Health Department of Health Policy and Administration 1603 W. Taylor Street Chicago, IL (773) ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT AND AFFILIATIONS Assistant Professor and Research Assistant Professor, Department of Health Policy and Administration, School of Public Health, University of Illinois-Chicago. August present. Researcher, Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago. October May Affiliated Scholar, May 2012 present. Robert Wood Johnson Health and Society Scholar, School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Wisconsin-Madison. September May Postdoctoral Scholar, Center for Human Potential and Public Policy, Harris School of Public Policy Studies, University of Chicago. October August EDUCATION Ph.D. Public Policy Studies, University of Chicago, August Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, National Research Service Award, Institutional Health Services Research Training Program, Predoctoral T32. ( ). M.A. Economics, Northeastern University, June A.B. Economics (major, cum laude) and Latin American Studies (certificate), Princeton University, June TEACHING Clinical Research Methods I (Fall 2012; Fall 2013). Introduction to epidemiologic research design and biostatistical methods for clinicians (primarily practicing physicians). PUBLICATIONS (*) indicates equal authorship; underline indicates lead/senior authorship; italics indicates graduate student or postdoctoral fellow collaborator Leininger, L., D. Friedsam, K. Voskuil, and T. DeLeire. Predicting High Need Cases among New Medicaid Enrollees. Accepted, American Journal of Managed Care. Leininger, Page 1

2 DeLeire, T., L. Dague, L. Leininger, K. Voskuil, and D. Friedsam Wisconsin Experience Indicates Expanding Public Health Insurance to Low-Income Childless Adults Has Health Care Impacts. Health Affairs 32(6): Burns, M., and L. Leininger Understanding the Age Gradient in Access to Care between Younger Children and Teenagers. Medical Care Research and Review 69(5): DeLeire, T., L. Leininger, S. Mok, L. Dague, and D. Friedsam Getting Parents Enrolled in Medicaid: Lessons from Wisconsin s BadgerCare Plus Auto-Enrollment Process. Medicare and Medicaid Research Review 2(2): E1-E19. Leininger, L., and M. Burns Why Are Low-Income Teens More Likely to Lack Health Insurance Than Their Younger Peers? Inquiry 48 (2): Leininger, L., and J. Meurer Access to Care for Children: Recent Progress, Remaining Challenges. Pediatric Annals 40 (3): Leininger, L., D. Friedsam, S. Mok, L. Dague, E. Hynes, A. Bergum, M. Aksamitauskas, T. Oliver, and T. DeLeire Wisconsin s BadgerCare Plus Reform: Impact on Low-Income Families Enrollment and Retention in Public Coverage. Health Services Research 46 (1 Part 2): Leininger, L., H. Levy, and D.W. Schanzenbach (*) Consequences of Public Health Insurance Expansions for Household Well-Being. Forum for Health Economics and Policy 13:1 (Frontiers in Health Policy Research), Article 3. Leininger, L Medicaid Expansions and the Insurance Coverage of Poor Teenagers. Health Care Financing Review 31 (1): Leininger, L., R. Ryan, and A. Kalil Low-Income Mothers Social Support and Children s Injuries. Social Science and Medicine 68 (12): Ryan, R., A. Kalil, and L. Leininger Unwed Mothers Private Safety Nets and Children s Socioemotional Wellbeing. Journal of Marriage and Family 71 (2): Leininger, L Partial-Year Insurance Coverage and the Health Care Utilization of Children. Medical Care Research and Review 66 (1): Leininger, L., and A. Kalil Cognitive and Non-Cognitive Predictors of Success in Adult Education Programs: Evidence from Experimental Data with Low-Income Welfare Recipients. Journal of Policy Analysis and Management 27 (3): Leininger, L., and K. Ziol-Guest Reexamining the Effects of Family Structure on Children s Access to Care: The Single-Father Family. Health Services Research 43 (1 Part I): COMPLETED MANUSCRIPTS Dague, L., T. DeLeire, D. Friedsam, D. Kuo, L. Leininger, and K. Voskuil. Estimates of Crowd-Out from a Public Insurance Expansion Using Administrative Data: What Does the Leininger, Page 2

3 Wisconsin Experience Tell Us About the ACA Expansion? NBER Working Paper No First revision submitted. Leininger, L., and A. Kalil. Parents Financial Strain and Children s Behavior in the Aftermath of the Great Recession. Revise and resubmit. Burns, M., L. Dague, T. DeLeire, M. Dorsch, D. Friedsam, L. Leininger, G. Palmucci, J. Schmelzer, and K. Voskuil. Expanding Public Insurance to Rural Wisconsin Low-Income Childless Adults Increases the Use of Medical Care. Revise and resubmit. Suskind, D., K. Leffel, L. Leininger, E. Gunderson, S. Sapolich, E. Suskind, M. Hernandez, S. Goldin- Meadow, G. Weinberger, and S. Levine. Novel Parent-Directed Language Intervention in Children of Low SES: A Randomized Controlled Study. Submitted. Wherry, L., M. Burns, and L. Leininger. Using Self-Reported Health Measures to Predict High-Need Cases among Medicaid-Eligible Adults. Submitted. Dague, L., T. DeLeire, and L. Leininger (*). The Effect of Public Insurance Coverage for Childless Adults on Labor Supply. Completed manuscript. SELECTED SCHOLARLY PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE ACTIVITES Friedsam, D., and L. Leininger. Evaluating Medicaid Medical Homes for Pregnant Women in Southeast Wisconsin. Interim Report. Submitted to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. November Leininger, L. Prospective Benefit Design for the Medicaid Expansion Population: The Predictive Capacity of Self-Reported Health Measures. Webinar sponsored by the State Health Access Reform Evaluation (SHARE) initiative of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. October 16, Altman, S., A. LoSasso, and L. Leininger. Overview of the Affordable Care Act. Online training module mandated for ~1,200 assisters certified by the state of IL to facilitate enrollment into insurance coverage under health care reform. July Delivered in-person trainings on Medicaid and the Marketplace (Get Covered Illinois health insurance exchange) to over 250 assisters across the state. August November Friedsam, D., L. Dague, K. Voskuil, S. Meier, L. Leininger, D. Kuo, and T. DeLeire (PI). Evaluation of Wisconsin s BadgerCare Plus Core Plan for Adults without Dependent Children: Final Report. Submitted to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. December Report #1: How Does Coverage of Childless Adults Affect Their Utilization? Report #2: The Utility of the Health Needs Assessment Report #3: Is Early Utilization Distorted by Pent-Up Demand? (Submitted May 2012) Sartain, L., and L. Leininger. An Academic and Behavioral Profile of Students Transitioning from Chicago Public Schools to the City Colleges of Chicago. Submitted to the Vice Chancellor, Office of Strategy and Institutional Intelligence and the Associate Vice Chancellor, Research and Evaluation, City Colleges of Chicago. July Leininger, Page 3

4 Leininger, L., D. Friedsam, K. Voskuil, T. DeLeire. The Target Efficiency of of Online Medicaid/CHIP Enrollment: An Evaluation of Wisconsin s ACCESS Internet Portal. Issue Brief, State Health Access Reform Evaluation, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. February Available: Also published as Online Application for Medicaid and BadgerCare: How Efficient Relative to Other Venues? Issue Brief, University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute, May Available: Friedsam, D., L. Dague, D. Kuo, L. Leininger, S. Meier, S. Mok, K. Voskuil, and T. DeLeire (PI). Evaluation of Wisconsin s BadgerCare Plus: Final Report. Submitted to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. December Friedsam, D., L. Leininger, A. Bergum, A. Mok, M. Aksamitauskas, T. Oliver, and T. DeLeire. Wisconsin's BadgerCare Plus Coverage Expansion and Simplification: Early Data on Program Impact. Issue Brief, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. October Available: Leininger, L. Ambulatory Care Sensitive Hospitalizations. Submitted to the Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health Care Access and Accountability, Wisconsin Department of Health Services. September Leininger, L. Promoting Healthy Weight among Wisconsin s Children: Policy Options for BadgerCare Plus. Submitted to the Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health Care Access and Accountability, Wisconsin Department of Health Services. February GRANTS AND CONTRACTS Medical Homes for High-Risk Pregnant Women in Southeast Wisconsin: Do They Improve Birth Outcomes? Principal Investigator, Wisconsin Department of Health Services Medicaid Matching Funding ( ). ($199,541); Co-Principal Investigator (w/j. Jaffery, PI). Wisconsin Partnership Program Education and Research Committee. ( ). ($199,541). BadgerCare Plus for Families and BadgerCare for Childless Adults: 1155 Waiver Evaluation. Co- Investigator, Wisconsin Department of Health Services ( ). PI: T. DeLeire. ($398,800). Training Health Insurance Enrollees for the Implementation of the Affordable Care Act in Illinois. Co- Investigator, Illinois Department of Insurance. ( ). PI: Elizabeth Calhoun. ($888,745). Informing Medicaid Program Design for Low-Income Childless Adults: The Promise of Self-Reported Health Measures. Principal Investigator, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, State Health Access Reform Evaluation (SHARE) program ( ). ($104,561). The Effect of Public Insurance Coverage on the Labor Supply of Childless Adults. Principal Investigator, Upjohn Institute Early Career Research Grant (2012). ($5,000); Co-Principal Investigator, UC-Davis Center for Poverty Research Small Grant Award ( ). PI: T. DeLeire. ($20,000). Thirty Million Words: Planning and Final Development. Co-Investigator. Hemera Regent, LLC ( ). PI: D. Suskind. ($345,000). Leininger, Page 4

5 A Parent-Directed Multimedia Early Intervention Tool to Improve Outcomes in Underserved Children who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. Lead Statistical Consultant. Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Special Education Research, Early Intervention and Early Learning in Special Education. ( ). PI: D. Suskind. ($1,585,613). The Michigan Recession and Recovery Study: Child and Youth Survey. Co-Investigator. University of Chicago Center for Health Administration Studies (2011). PI: A. Kalil. ($10,000). Evaluating Wisconsin s BadgerCare Plus Core Plan. Co-Investigator. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Resources and Services Administration State Health Access Program Initiative. ( ). PI: T. DeLeire. ($1,412,000). Consequences of SCHIP for Household Well-Being. Co-Investigator. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Changes in Health Care Financing and Organization. ( ). PI: Helen Levy. ($124,694). INVITED TALKS AND CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS (INCLUDING PLANNED) 2013 University of Chicago (Health Economics); University of Wisconsin-Madison (Center for Demography and Ecology); University of Chicago (Outcomes Research Workshop); National Academy of State Health Policy (invited plenary speaker) 2012 University of Illinois-Chicago School of Public Health, division of Health Policy and Administration; Robert Wood Johnson Health and Society Scholars Annual Meeting (invited alumni speaker); American Society of Health Economics Biennial Conference; AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, State Health Research and Policy Interest Group; Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management Fall Research Conference 2011 AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, main conference & State Health Research and Policy Interest Group; City Colleges of Chicago 2010 Robert Wood Johnson Health and Society Scholars Annual Meeting 2009 University of Chicago (Health Studies); University of Chicago (Center for Human Potential and Public Policy); University of Illinois at Chicago (Institute of Government and Public Affairs); University of Illinois at Chicago (School of Public Health); Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago; Robert Wood Johnson Health and Society Scholars Annual Meeting; Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine; International Economics Association 7 th World Congress; Mayo Clinic; Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management Fall Research Conference 2008 Urban Institute; Mathematica Policy Research; University of Michigan (National Poverty Center) 2007 AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, Annual National Research Service Award Trainees Research Conference; University of Michigan (Economic Research Initiative on the Uninsured); Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management Fall Research Conference; MDRC 2006 American Society of Health Economists Inaugural Meeting; Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management Fall Research Conference 2005 AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, Annual National Research Service Award Trainees Research Conference; International Health Economics Association 5 th World Congress; Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management Fall Research Conference Leininger, Page 5

6 SERVICE Departmental service: Ph.D. and M.S. admissions committee ( , ); Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) core faculty member ( ); MHA admissions committee ( ) School-wide service: Poster Judge, School of Public Health Student Research and Practice Awards Day (2013). Service to the discipline: o Journal referee: Developmental Psychology, Forum for Health Economics and Policy (Frontiers in Health Policy Research), Health Economics, Health Services Research, Inquiry, Journal of Healthcare for the Poor and Underserved, Journal of Human Resources, Journal of Marriage and Family, Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, Pediatrics, Social Science and Medicine, Wisconsin Medical Journal. o Grant referee: USDA RIDGE Program (2008); Singapore Ministry of Health, Health Services Research Competitive Research Grant (2012). o Scientific planning committee: 2014 biennial conference of the American Society for Health Economics State-level service: Research and policy advisor to the Chief Medical Officer, Division of Health Care Access and Accountability, Wisconsin Department of Health Services ( ). Federal service: Expert panelist, HRSA/CDC panel on community-based doulas ( ). EARLIER PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS Course assistant, Harris School of Public Policy Studies, University of Chicago, 2008 Courses: Survey Methodology and Social Experiments: Design and Generalization (masters-level) Graduate student intern, Inter-American Development Bank, Summer 2006 Lecturer, Harris School of Public Policy Studies, University of Chicago, Course taught: Mathematics for Public Policy Analysis (masters-level) Lecturer, Northeastern University, 2001 Course taught: Introductory Microeconomics (undergraduate) Investment banking analyst, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, Research assistant (full-time), Harvard University School of Public Health, Department of Health and Social Behavior (now: Department of Society, Human Development, and Health), Leininger, Page 6