Mendel E. Singer

Mendel E. Singer, PhD, MPH is an Associate Professor and Vice Chair for Education in the Department of Population and Quantitative Health Sciences at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. He oversees graduate program development, teaching, and research focused on electronic health records (EHR) applications in public health, evidence-based medicine, and cost-effectiveness analyses in developing nations. His clinical research addresses opioid overdose, infectious diseases, and sexual assault.

• PhD in Operations Research (Case Western Reserve University, 1991)
• M.P.H. (Case Western Reserve University, 2012)
• M.S. in Operations Research (Case Western Reserve University, 1984)
• B.A. in Mathematics (Rutgers University, 1981)

His research methodology emphasizes leveraging EHR systems for prevention, comparative effectiveness, and public health cost analyses. Dr. Singer has mentored over 500 students through master’s programs and supervised 54 mentees in thesis/capstone projects, including 11 MS theses and 43 MPH capstones. He has also guided 8 PhD students whose careers span institutions like the University of Washington, World Health Organization, and Rand Corporation.

Professional affiliations include the American Public Health Association, American Medical Informatics Association, and American Statistical Association (Risk Analysis Section).

No scientific awards are explicitly listed in the provided materials.