William Weiss

William Weiss is a Professor at the Bloomberg School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, with a focus on International Health. His work centers on health systems in low- and middle-income countries, particularly those affected by humanitarian emergencies.

• Education: DrPH (Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, 2004); MA (George Washington University, 1991).

Research Interests include:

• Health systems management in crisis settings
• Data collection and analysis for program evaluation
• Community empowerment in health initiatives
• Refugee and maternal/child health
• HIV/AIDS and mental health in conflict regions

Recent Publications emphasize global health metrics, pandemic recovery, and maternal/child mortality. Key collaborations span Uganda, Bangladesh, and Nigeria, with a focus on health information systems.

Scientific Awards:

• Delta Omega Public Health Honors Society

Projects include TSEHAI (Ethiopian HIV/AIDS support), CGPP (polio eradication), and the MET Approach for behavior change in youth. He also collaborates with USAID via an Interagency Personnel Agreement.