Joseph graduated from Case Western Reserve University in 2019 with majors in Chemical Biology, Cognitive Science, and Economics. He then received his MPH from Case Western in 2020, during which his research focused on the effects of abortion policy restrictions on maternal health outcomes. He was also involved with the NEO-CASE project, a cancer disparities resource which combined Ohio cancer registry data with other sources, such as survey, facility location, and Census data. His research interests include health care payment design, managed competition in provider and insurance markets, and health care provider labor economics. Faculty that he is currently working with include Ellen Meara, Vilsa Curto, David Grabowski, J Michael McWilliams, and Mike Chernew.