Dr. Gohmann completed his PhD in Economics with a minor in statistics at North Carolina State University in 1984. His current research interests include health cost analysis, preventive treatments, consumer health choices, insurance coverage, and health policy. Dr. Gohmann has recently consulted with the U.S. Army Recruiting Command, the Kentucky Cabinet for Health Services, and Kentucky Association of Hospices.

Dr. Gohmann is currently a Professor of Economics in the College of Business at the University of Louisville. He teaches courses in the economics of strategy, health economics and labor economics. He has been an associate faculty member of the School of Public Health and Information Systems since 1999 where he has taught health economics and health care systems courses as well as participated in grants and research projects. Research projects include the analysis and development of a performance measurement management and reporting system to aid in continuing best practices in government health services contracting; an analysis of the cost of a monitoring system for patients with congestive heart failure; and a decision analysis for cesarean sections to prevent injury to both the mother and child.