Ali Khan

Ali Khan is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Medicine at Yale School of Medicine, focusing on healthcare delivery innovation, health policy, and population health. He completed an MD from Virginia Commonwealth University/Medical College of Virginia (2010) and an MPP from Harvard Kennedy School (2010). His clinical training includes residency and internship at Yale-New Haven Hospital. As a California Health Care Foundation Leadership Fellow (2016), he explores vanguard delivery systems, alternative payment models, and primary care innovation.

His research bridges medicine and public service, emphasizing entrepreneurship in healthcare, super-utilizer care, and achieving the quadruple aim. He has contributed to structural biology studies on gap junction channels via cryo-EM and explored drug delivery systems, microbial transporters, and synthetic organic chemistry.

Professional interests include domestic health policy, health economics, and translational research. He collaborates with systems like Iora Health and CareMore Health System to transform healthcare delivery, combining clinical leadership with operational insights.