Chakra Budhathoki

Chakra Budhathoki, Ph.D., M.S., B.S., is an Associate Professor at Johns Hopkins University specializing in biostatistical methods and their application to biomedical and nursing research. His work spans cardiovascular health, HIV/AIDS, cancer, and psychiatric nursing, with a focus on meta-analysis and quantitative research design.

• Research Areas: Biostatistics, HIV/AIDS, Cardiovascular Research, Public Health Informatics
• Teaching: Biostatistics and Data Management/Analytics in Master’s and DNP Programs
• Consultation: Statistical support for faculty and dissertation projects

Recent publications highlight his expertise in analyzing global health challenges, including pandemic-related clinical outcomes, vaccine efficacy in immunocompromised populations, and technology-driven interventions for aging populations. His work emphasizes methodological rigor in observational studies and evidence-based practice.

• Awards: Sigma Xi, Gamma Sigma Delta, Xi Sigma Pi