John K. Duah

John K. Duah serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Health Services Administration at Auburn University, teaching Healthcare Management and Leadership (HADM 4000), Health Care Policy (HADM 3300), and Medical Terminology (HADM 2100). His academic foundation includes a Doctor of Health Administration from Central Michigan University and interdisciplinary training in public health and emergency management.

Education:

• Doctor of Health Administration (DHA), Central Michigan University (2018-2022)
• Master of Arts in Emergency Management and Homeland Security, Arizona State University (2015-2017)
• Master of Public Health in Health Policy, University of the Sciences in Philadelphia (2010-2013)
• Bachelor of Science in Animal Sciences, Washington State University (2007-2009)

His research integrates epidemiology and policy analysis to strengthen health systems in resource-limited settings, with concentrated expertise in maternal/child health, infectious disease surveillance, and public health preparedness. This work specifically targets infrastructure development at international points of entry to mitigate cross-border disease transmission while addressing systemic healthcare disparities.

Recent publications demonstrate consistent focus on Ebola/COVID-19 response mechanisms across African contexts, revealing critical relationships between laboratory capacity, airport surveillance, and policy implementation. His scholarship emphasizes translating theoretical frameworks into actionable solutions for fragile health systems through logic modeling and infrastructure assessment.

Professional activities include community outreach initiatives and development of consulting services targeting maternal health and public health emergency preparedness, reflecting his commitment to practical application of academic research in real-world health challenges.