Sam Richardson - College of Social Sciences and Humanities

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Part-Time Lecturer

Sam Richardson is a health economist whose work has focused on quality-based payment in medicine and on the implementation of Obamacare. A 2013 graduate of Harvard’s Health Policy PhD program and winner of multiple teaching awards, he has taught a range of economics courses at the University of Texas at Austin, Boston College, Harvard, and now Northeastern. He is currently working on writing an introductory-level health economics textbook. When he is not teaching economics, Sam is a semi-professional poker player and coach who is likely to be found at the tables at Encore.

Related Schools & Departments

Economics

Education

PhD, Health Policy, Harvard University
Contact

sa.richardson@northeastern.edu
Address

318 Lake Hall, Boston campus

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