a Primary Care Physician in the Department of Medicine at Bellevue Hospital Center in New York, NY. Her research is largely on policy-relevant questions addressing health care costs and delivery system and payment models.

**Kathleen Hanley**, MD is an associate professor of Medicine and Associate Director for the NYU School of Medicine Primary Care Residency Training Program and an Attending Physician at Gouverneur Diagnostic and Treatment Center. She also plays an integral part in NYU School of Medicine's Substance Abuse Research Education and Training program, leading module development, overseeing the summer research training and electives, and directing the program evaluation for the project. Her research focuses on using standardized patients to assess the impact of medical education on clinical behavior including a recent study examining opioid prescribing.

**Sondra Zabar**, MDis a professor of Medicine and director of Division of General Internal Medicine and Clinical Innovation at NYU School of Medicine. She is a practicing internist and engages in research in medical education focusing on performance based assessment.

**Jennifer Joseph**, MPA is a senior research associate in the Department of Population Health at NYU School of Medicine. Her interest in research primarily focuses on health disparities amongst minorities mostly around cardiovascular diseases.

**William B. Bateman**, MD, FACP was the chief medical officer at Gouverneur Healthcare Services, a more than 200-bed skilled nursing facility and the largest, community-based ambulatory care center in New York State from 2007 through 2015. His career has been devoted to improving the health and health care of low income, new immigrant populations in New York City,