He currently teaches advanced evaluation research in public health, public health economics, and public health organization and administration for graduate students, and research methodology in public health for undergraduate students, and mentors a dozen doctoral students. He has a multidisciplinary educational background in economics, sociology, health policy, pharmacoepidemiology, and health outcomes research with master’s degrees from National Taiwan University and the University of Michigan. He also earned his Ph.D. in Health Policy and Pharmacy Administration from the University of Michigan.