Pinar is joining Trinity with over 20 years of experience in quantitative analytics for the healthcare environment, with special expertise in health economic modeling. Before joining our team, Pinar was most recently the U.S. practice lead for economic modeling at IQVIA, capping a 14-year tenure in the HEOR practice of that organization. In addition to modeling, Pinar has methodological experience with database analysis, systematic literature reviews and other aspects of health economics and outcomes research across a wide variety of therapy areas, including chronic and infectious diseases, as well as wound diagnosis and management.

Pinar studied at Princeton (AB) and Harvard (MS) universities, holding an NIH training grant and a Farnsworth Trust Fellowship in Aging Research as support for her graduate training.