Mohamed Mubasher

Mohamed Mubasher is a Professor of Community Health & Preventive Medicine and serves as Senior Biostatistician and Co-Investigator for the FIRST Coordination and Evaluation Center. He is actively affiliated with the Research Design & Biostatistics unit of the National Research Mentoring Network (NRMN), focusing on large-scale research coordination and evaluation.

His educational background includes a Master of Arts (MA) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), though specific institutions and graduation years are not detailed in the available text.

Dr. Mubasher's research centers on Community Health and Preventive Medicine, leveraging advanced Biostatistics and Research Design methodologies to address public health challenges. His work with the NRMN underscores a strong commitment to research mentoring, emphasizing evidence-based strategies for improving health outcomes and scientific training. This integration of statistical rigor with community-focused prevention defines his scholarly contributions.

Through NIH-funded initiatives like the FIRST program and NRMN, he contributes to national research infrastructure development, particularly in evaluation frameworks and mentorship systems for biomedical scientists. His current projects prioritize scalable solutions for health disparities and methodological innovation in population studies.

Dr. Mubasher operates within the FIRST Coordination and Evaluation Center and NRMN's Research Design & Biostatistics team, collaborating on multi-institutional efforts to enhance research quality and mentorship practices across the biomedical sciences.