Public health practice; Public health
ethics; Public health systems research; Social justice and issues of
resource allocation; Health Policy; Pandemic Preparedness / Pandemic Planning
Faculty Bio:
JP Leider received his BA in Philosophy and BS in Genetics, Cell
Biology, and Development from the University of Minnesota. During his
time there, he worked as a Research Assistant at the University of
Minnesota Center for Bioethics and served on the core team of the
Minnesota Pandemic Ethics Project, which crafted resource allocation
and pandemic response strategies for the State of Minnesota. At present, he serves as a Research Assistant to the Office of the Director at the Berman Institute. He is also affiliated with the Office of Public Health Training & Practice
For
his dissertation, JP is examining the budget and priority setting
processes at state public health agencies.
JHU Affiliations:
Berman Institute of Bioethics
Department of Health Policy and Management
Office of Public Health Training and Practice
Education:
University of Minnesota, B.A. Philosophy, 2008
University of Minnesota, B.S. Genetics, Cell Biology & Development, 2008
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, PhD Health Policy and Management, doctoral student (present)
