Jonathan Fuller

Jonathan Fuller is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Pittsburgh, with affiliations to the Center for Bioethics & Health Law. As Director of Graduate Studies and the Research Ethics Consultation Service (RECS), his work bridges medical practice, epidemiological reasoning, and philosophical analysis.

• MD, University of Toronto (2019)
• PhD, University of Toronto (2016)
• Fellowship in Health Professions Education Research, University of Toronto (2016)

His research focuses on scientific inference in epidemiology, clinical reasoning, and philosophical foundations of evidence-based medicine. A recent NIH National Library of Medicine-funded book, The New Modern Medicine, explores epidemiology's integration into clinical practice. His work addresses challenges in disease classification, medical intervention evaluation, and knowledge transfer between population health and individual care.

Key publication themes include evidence appraisal frameworks, causal modeling in trials, and chronic disease ontology, reflecting his interdisciplinary approach to medical epistemology. Awards include a University of Toronto fellowship, while his Nature Medicine article highlights innovations in healthcare evidence synthesis.

• Cooperating with the Center for Philosophy of Science
• Director, Research Ethics Consultation Service (RECS)