L. Clark Paramore

Senior Research Scientist

L. Clark Paramore, MSPH, is a Senior Research Scientist at UBC in Lexington, MA. In this capacity, Mr. Paramore is responsible for overseeing the scientific, strategic, and operational performance of each business line, including health economics, systematic literature reviews and meta-analyses, epidemiology and database services, and science policy initiatives.

Mr. Paramore received his Master’s degree in health policy from the School of Public Health at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and his undergraduate degree in public policy from Duke University. As a Senior Research Scientist within CHEP, Mr. Paramore leads Evidence Generation Strategy (EGS) projects that help clients develop the value proposition for new products and determine the appropriate studies to generate the evidence to support those value propositions. Mr. Paramore also develops budget impact models as well as economic dossiers of new products for submission to managed care formularies and other payers.

Mr. Paramore has extensive experience with nationally representative data sets, including the NMES, MEPS, NHIS, HCUP, NAMCS, CPS, and the MCBS. His articles have appeared in International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, American Journal of Managed Care, American Journal of Public Health, Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, and Value in Health. Prior to joining UBC’s Center for Health Economics and Policy, Mr. Paramore was a Health Policy Analyst with Project Hope, a Washington, DC area health services research firm. His projects focused on the economic impact of new information technologies, access to health care for various population subgroups, and the impact of managed care on the health delivery system.

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