Deepa Goradia
Associate Professor Department of Management- Education
- Ph.D. (Management Science) University of South Carolina
- M.S. (Statistics) University of South Carolina
- B. Eng (Electrical Engineering) University of Mumbai, India
- Specializations
- healthcare operations
- sustainability issues in supply chains
- service operations
- Biography
Dr. Goradia's research interests include healthcare operations and supply chain management. Specifically, she is interested in studying hospital and policy-level factors that enable efficiency and effectiveness in healthcare. She is also interested in examining factors that impact global supply chains, outsourcing, and companies' sustainability actions. Her research has been published in premier journals such as the Journal of Operations Management (JOM), Production and Operations Management (POMS), Manufacturing and Service Operations Management (MSOM), and Decision Sciences Journal (DSJ). She is the winner of the Elwood Buffa Dissertation Award, Chan Hahn Best Paper Award at the OSCM division of AOM and a finalist for the Jack Meredith Best Paper Award at the JOM division at the Academy of Management (AOM). She has also been awarded the best reviewer award by DSJ.
Dr. Goradia is an associate editor at JOM and INFORMS’ Service Science Journal and on the Editorial Boards of DSJ and POMS. She also reviews for other premier journals, such as the Journal of Management Information Systems, MSOM, and the Annual AOM conference.
Dr. Goradia has taught courses in Data-Driven Decision Making, Supply Chain Analytics, and Service Operations at the graduate level and Business Statistics, Operations Management, and Supply Chain Management at the undergraduate level. She has also led sessions on managing healthcare operations at the Executive MBA level.
- Publications
- *Wani, D., Malhotra, M. and Venkataraman, S. 2018. Impact of Competition on Process of Care and Resource Investments. Journal of Operations Management, 57(1) 23-35
- *Wani, D., Malhotra, M. 2018. Does the Meaningful use of Electronic Health Records Improve Patient Outcomes? Journal of Operations Management, 60(3) 1- 18.
- *Wani, D., Dong, Y., Malhotra, M.K. and Xu, K., 2021. Emerging Market Penetration and Emissions Performance. Decision Sciences, 52(1), pp.283-324.
- *Wani, D., Malhotra, M. and Clark, J., 2021. Strategic Service Design Attributes, Customer Experience, and Co‐Created Service Choice: Evidence from Florida Hospitals. Production and Operations Management, 30(1), pp.210-234.
- Lan, Y., Chandrasekaran, A., Goradia, D. and Walker, D., 2022. Collaboration structures in integrated healthcare delivery systems: An exploratory study of accountable care organizations. Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, 24(3), pp.1796-1820.
- Chandrasekaran, A+, Goradia, D. +, Lan, Y. + 2022. Ancillary Cost Implications of Physicians Multisiting And Inter-Organizational Collaboration During Healthcare Delivery. Production and Operations Management Journal, 31(2) pp.561-582.
- Sharma, L., & Goradia, D. (2023). Will your insurance type influence clinical quality outcomes? An investigation of contributing factors, underlying mechanism, and consequences. Production and Operations Management, 32(7), 2207-2226.
- Goradia, D. and Byron, K. (2024) Made Better by Others? When Having More Diverse Colleagues Improves Individual Outcomes. Forthcoming at Production and Operations Management
- Goradia, D. and Chandrasekaran, A. (2024) Examining the role of single versus dual decision-making approach for patient care: Evidence from cardiology patients. Forthcoming at the Journal of Operations Management
+ Equal contribution by all authors, authors listed alphabetically
*Note: First four papers published under maiden name: Wani