Dr. Hollenbeck's research examines how delivery system organization and incentives affect clinical practice. He has been generously supported by both career development and research scholar grants from the American Cancer Society. His ongoing research agenda is supported by numerous extramural agencies, including R01 funding from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality and the National Institute on Aging. Dr. Hollenbeck has written extensively on financial incentives, quality, and cost and their intersection with evolving delivery system reforms. Dovetailing with his research, Dr. Hollenbeck is deeply committed to mentoring young physicians who share his passion for clinical investigation and health services research. He has served as primary mentor for more than a dozen postdoctoral trainees, nearly all of who have successfully competed for extramural funding after finishing their training. Dr. Hollenbeck has been integrally
involved as co-investigator for the "first-of-its-kind" NIDDK T32 award aimed at training urologists in health services research. He is co-principal investigator of a T32 award supporting the scientific development of urologic oncologists, sponsored by the NCI.