Dr. Levi Bolin is an Experimental Psychologist and Behavioral Pharmacologist who is interested in the etiology, treatment, and public-health impacts of substance use disorders. For over a decade, Dr. Bolin studied the behavioral effects of drugs and their impact on basic learning, motivation, and decision-making processes involved in the pathology of addiction. His research has been published in numerous peer-reviewed journals including Drug and Alcohol Dependence and the Journal of Addiction Medicine.

As the Associate Director of Clinical Affairs at Millennium Health, Dr. Bolin aims to help improve patient care by providing clinical and scientific support to practicing clinicians and help address the nation’s substance use and overdose crisis by sharing insights into real-time illicit drug and polysubstance use trends from Millennium Health’s Emerging Threat Intelligence (ETI) Program. He actively contributes to ongoing research within the ETI Program, is a co-author of the Millennium Health Signals Report, and works closely with several of Millennium Health’s collaborators including the Ohio Department of Public Safety and Johns Hopkins University.

Before joining Millennium Health, Dr. Bolin worked in Kentucky’s Department for Behavioral Health, Developmental, and Intellectual Disabilities where he served as a treatment implementation specialist for the Kentucky Opioid Response Effort (KORE) and project director for a SAMHSA-funded initiative to promote integrated primary and behavioral health care. Dr. Bolin received his PhD in Experimental Psychology from the University of Kentucky.