Brandon G. Wilson

Dr. Brandon G. Wilson serves as an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Health Administration and Public Health within Purdue University's School of Health Sciences. He concurrently directs the Center for Consumer Engagement in Health Innovation at Community Catalyst, leading national efforts to integrate community perspectives into health systems transformation for vulnerable and historically underserved populations.

His academic credentials include:

• Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) from Morgan State University
• Master’s in Health Systems Management from George Mason University

Dr. Wilson's research centers on eliminating health disparities through:

• Patient-centered and indigenous care models
• Health economics outcomes research
• Policy analysis for systemic reform
• Community-based participatory action research

His distinguished contributions have earned recognition including:

• CMS Impact Award for advancing disability-inclusive COVID-19 healthcare access
• NIH Director's Award for malaria vaccine clinical trial leadership
• NIAID Director's Award for malaria vaccine development commitment

With extensive federal experience as Senior Public Health Advisor at CMS Office of Minority Health and leader of CMS Innovation Center's $250M Accountable Health Communities Model, he developed foundational health equity strategies while directing NIH quality improvement initiatives that reduced medication errors in oncology care and boosted minority clinical trial participation. At Purdue, he instructs graduate courses in health economics, cultural competence, community health assessments, and healthcare marketing.