John Boyle
John is senior advisor to our survey research practice, an organization he previously led for five years. Before joining our team, he was executive vice president at Abt SRBI, senior partner at SRBI and senior vice president at Louis Harris and Associates. He also served on the research faculty of the Columbia University School of Public Health.
John has directed health surveys for many federal agencies, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, various National Institutes of Health, the Food and Drug Administration, the Office of Technology Assessment, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and the Department of Defense.
John has been an invited presenter at the 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th Conferences on Health Survey Research Methods sponsored by the National Center for Health Statistics. As a well-known survey methodologist, he served on the National Academy of Science's Panel on the Measurement of Rape and Sexual Assault in Bureau of Justice Statistics Household Surveys.
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Ph.D, Philosophy, Columbia University
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M.A., Philosophy, Columbia University
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M.A., George Washington University
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B.A., University of Notre Dame
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Boyle J, Berman L, Dayton J, Iachan R, Jans M, and R ZuWallack, “Physical Measures and Biomarker Collection in Health Surveys: Propensity to Participate”, Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy, Vol 17, Issue 5, May 2021.
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Boyle J, Berman L, Nowak G, Iachan R, Middleton D, and Deng Y, “ An Assessment of parents’ childhood immunization beliefs, intentions, and behaviors using a smartphone panel, Vaccine, 38 (2020) 2416-2423.
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Boyle J, Iachan R, Freedner-Maguire N, and Fakhouri T, “Characteristics of the Population of Internet Panel Members”, Survey Practice, September 30, 2017.
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Boyle, J, “The Use of Online Panels to Characterize the Management of Rare Diseases: The Case of Primary Immune Deficiency Diseases, in Blumberg S and Johnson T, eds., Proceedings of the Tenth Conference on Health Survey Research Methods. Hyattsville, MD: CDC, National Center for Health Statistics. November 2013.
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Boyle J, Bucuvalas M, Piekarski L, and Weiss A, “Zero Banks: Coverage Error and Bias in RDD Samples Based on Hundred Banks with Listed Numbers”, Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 73, Number 4, Winter 2009.
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Acierno R, Ruggerio K, Galea S, Resnick H, Koenen K, Roitzsch J, de Arellano M, Boyle J, & D Kilpatrick, “Psychological Sequelae Resulting from the 2004 Florida Hurricanes: Implication for Postdisaster Intervention”, American Journal of Public Health, April 2007.
