Paul Zador

Paul L. Zador, Ph.D, is a senior statistician and study-design methodologist with more than 30 years of experience in collaborative, interdisciplinary research. He joined Westat in Rockville, Maryland, in 1993 after a diverse career as an applied researcher and consultant.

Dr. Zador has extensive experience in applying statistical techniques to complex, real world problems, including multivariate methods, meta analysis, time series analysis, survival analysis, hierarchical modeling, survey design, and using propensity-based methods for bias reduction in observational studies. He has participated in, planned, and managed research studies that included components of field data collection, survey design, analysis of secondary data, and data linkages.

Dr. Zador has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals on topics that encompass statistical communication theory, transportation safety, the evaluation of measures designed to reduce alcohol-related motor vehicle fatalities, the evaluation of advertising campaigns against the use of illegal substances, injury research, and technological means of reducing motor vehicle fatalities. He has Ph.D. in mathematical statistics from Stanford University and a B.A. in mathematics from Oxford University, England.

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