Ashish Joshi is a distinguished academic and researcher in the field of public health, currently serving as the Dean and Distinguished University Professor at the University of Memphis School of Public Health. His academic journey is marked by a robust educational background, including a Ph.D. in Health Informatics from the University of Texas, an MPH in Epidemiology and Biostatistics from Boston University, and an MBBS from Punjabi University. This diverse training equips him with a unique perspective on health informatics and public health.

Dr. Joshi’s professional trajectory includes significant roles such as Research Director at CITHOR, University of Maryland, Baltimore, and Director at the Center for Program Informatics at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. In these positions, he spearheaded innovative research initiatives that focused on developing technology-mediated interventions aimed at improving population health outcomes. His work emphasizes the integration of social cognitive theory and human-centered design principles, resulting in adaptable health systems that cater to diverse audiences and health conditions.

A notable aspect of Dr. Joshi’s career is his commitment to implementing accessible health technologies. He has successfully designed and developed various tools, including mobile applications and electronic health kiosks, which enhance health communication and education. His projects, such as the Hepatitis C Dashboard and mobile-based decision support systems, exemplify his dedication to leveraging technology for public health improvement.

Dr. Joshi’s contributions extend to numerous publications in reputable journals, where he shares insights on health informatics and public health strategies. His research not only advances academic knowledge but also informs practical applications that address pressing health challenges, solidifying his reputation as a leader in the field.