About
Dan Rahn is a Professor at the Medical College of Georgia, holding dual appointments in the Department of Medicine and the Department of Population Health Science (with a focus on Health Econ Modeling). He holds an MD from Yale University (1976) and a BA in Physics from Yale University (1972). His certifications include the GA Composite Medical BRD (1991). He teaches the course MEDI 6300: Career Paths in Medicine.
His research interests, inferred from his academic roles, likely encompass health economics modeling, population health strategies, and medical education pathways. No specific awards or grants are listed in the provided text.
No advisees or publications are explicitly mentioned, but his involvement in Population Health Science suggests engagement with interdisciplinary healthcare systems research. His work may align with institutional priorities in clinical medicine and healthcare policy analysis.
