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Our Team

In addition to aggregating content from numerous contributing blogs and bloggers, the Hub also features full-length content from the authors listed below. If you are interested in contributing content then please email us: admin [AT] globalhealthhub.org Follow GHhub on Twitter

Seeking Volunteer
Editors & Writers:

 
We are currently looking for volunteer section editors and always on the lookout for more contributing authors.If you are interested in contributing content, sharing ideas, contributing funding or for more information about us, please email: admin [AT] globalhealthhub.org  Please email us at the address above if you would like to contribute. Follow us on Twitter @GHhub. We are also recruiting people with interest in the hub’s mission and experience in any of the following areas to help us make this a valuable tool for the global health community:

  • Graphic design
  • computer programming
  • Journalism/writing
  • Video or photograp

Editor

 Divya Pamnani is a healthcare analyst  at the National Committee on Quality Assurance and a recent graduate of the University Of Michigan School Of Public Health. Prior to earning her MPH, Divya was assistant editor for The Indian Journal of Medical Ethics, and a freelance writer for the healthcare publications division of The Indian Express. During her time at the Center for Enquiry into Health and Allied Themes in India, she was part of a research project surveying the off shoring of clinical drug trials to India. She is extremely interested in base of the pyramid solutions in healthcare aimed at the developing world.
Sarah Arnquist co-founded the Hub while working as a global health researcher at Harvard University’s Global Health Delivery Project. Before earning an MPH at Johns Hopkins University, Sarah worked as a health care journalist, contributing to the New York Times and and serving as an editor of The Health Care Blog, among other publications. In her current position as a health care consultant in California, Sarah continues her work in supporting knowledge flow and communications to inform and advance good policy decisions.
@saraharnquist
Michael Lipnick is a co-founder of the Global Health Hub and Global Partners in Anesthesia and Surgery (GPAS). He is a graduate of the University of California at San Francisco Medical School and the internal medicine residency program at Harvard’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, MA. He is pursuing additional training in anesthesia and critical care at UCSF and plans to continue global health work with a focus on perioperative and trauma care in low-income countries.
@mlipnick
Mark Shrime is a head and neck cancer and reconstructive surgeon in Boston, currently getting his Masters of Public Health from the Harvard School of Public Health. He also works regularly in West Africa and writes on topics in global surgery.
@markshrime
Peter Rohloff was originally trained as a parasitologist and lab scientist though now is focused mostly on field research after completing training in internal medicine and pediatrics. Since 2003, Peter has been working in Guatemala, where he manages a health systems NGO – Wuqu’ Kawoq. Peter’s current interests include the management of chronic disease of children (stunting) and adults (diabetes) in resource poor settings and how indigeneity and language barriers impact access to and utilization of health care.
@wuqukawoq
Serufusa Sekidde is a Ugandan physician who earned his master’s degree in Public Health Degree from Harvard University. While attending medical school in China, he won several rap competitions in Mandarin. To hear why Seru chose a career in public health – watch him here.
@Serufusa
sanjay basu Sanjay Basu, MD PhD is a resident physician in the Department of Medicine at the University of California San Francisco. He blogs about the political economy of global health, epidemiology, sociology, economics and much more at EpiAnalysis.
@sanjayb493

Gonçalo Figueiredo Augusto is a PhD student in Global Health at the Lisbon School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine – New University of Lisbon. He graduated from the University of Lisbon in Medicine. His main focus areas in global health are programs of HIV education, maternal and child health and reproductive health.

Abraar Karan is a recent graduate of Yale University where he majored in Political Science with a concentration in Health Politics and Policy. He was the former Editor-in-Chief of the Yale Journal of Medicine and Law as well as the Yale Journal of Public Health. He has led global health research and volunteer projects in Asia, Latin America and Africa and runs a global health blog at www.swasthyamundial.com.
Jay Shah is a medical student at the Michigan State University College of Human Medicine. A supply and infrastructure enthusiast, he has taken part in multidisciplinary conferences nationally to discuss the future of American health care, and enjoys crafting ideas which yield global results. His clinical research focuses around diffusion tensor imaging in neonates.
@jayshahtweets
jason nickerson Jason Nickerson is a respiratory therapist and PhD  andidate in Population Health at the University of Ottawa. His work examines the assessment of disrupted health systems during humanitarian crises, and he has a particular interest in surgical care provided in low- and middle-income countries by humanitarian agencies. Jason blogs about the role of surgery in global health, public health research methods in crises, and interesting topics in population health.
@Jrocoeur

Alison Kraemer
 Alison Kraemer is a recent graduate of Harvard University where she concentrated in Human Developmental and Regenerative Biology with a secondary field in History of Science. She is the former Co-Editor-in-Chief of the Harvard College Global Health Review, and she currently serves as the Clinical Support Team volunteer at the Clinton Health Access Initiative. Her recent work for CHAI involves developing the clinical case for a new global initiative to combat chronic malnutrition. She will enter medical school this coming August.
 Andrew Harmer is an International Relations specialist with an interest in public health. He focuses on global health partnerships and initiatives but has dabbled in health systems strengthening, the importance of non-health factors for achieving good health outcomes, and health development. Andrew is a Research Fellow at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine where he convenes a module on Globalization and Health. He is an active blogger, posting regularly on globalhealthpolicy.net (which he founded in 2010); eg4health.org; and the BISA Working Group on Global Health. Follow Andrew’s work on academia.edu.
@andrew_harmer
Devi Sridhar is a Research Fellow in Politics at All Souls College, Oxford and directs the global health governance project at GEG in the Centre for International Studies. From October 2011, she will be University Lecturer in Global Health Politics at Wolfson College. She has worked with a number of UN agencies, civil society organisations and Ministries of Health in emerging and developing countries. Read more here.
@devisridhar
Sara Gorman is the current Editor of the Hub and a PhD candidate at Harvard University. She has written extensively about HIV, TB, and women’s and children’s health for a variety of public health organizations, including Save a Mother and the Boston Center for Refugee Health and Human Rights. She recently worked in the policy division at the HIV Law Project.
@saragorm