Ifeolu David

Ifeolu David is an Assistant Professor of Epidemiology at the University of Michigan’s School of Public Health, affiliated with the African Studies Center. He holds a PhD in Health and Rehabilitation Science (University of Missouri, 2023), an MSc in Public Health (2019), and an MBChB in Medicine (University of Sierra Leone, 2013). His research focuses on global health emergencies, health equity, and social determinants of health, particularly in low-resource settings. Current projects include examining health workers’ perspectives on pandemic preparedness in Sierra Leone, leveraging lessons from Ebola outbreaks.

Key research areas:

• COVID-19 prevention and vaccine uptake among healthcare workers
• Social/behavioral drivers of health disparities
• Mental health in pandemic contexts
• Experiences of African international students

Publications highlight his work on pandemic preparedness, HIV management in rural Africa, and substance use interventions. He teaches PUBHLTH306: Practical Tools for Conducting Public Health Research, emphasizing methodological rigor and evidence-based practice.

No formal awards listed, though his work addresses critical global health challenges. Advising and grants details are not explicitly provided in the texts. He contributes to the African Studies Center, bridging public health and international development efforts.