Jonathan Levin

Jonathan Levin, MD, MBI is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School, serving as Director of the Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia (BPD) Program, Director of the Center for Healthy Infant Lung Development, and Co-Director of the Chronic Pulmonary and Ventilator Program at Boston Children's Hospital. His clinical work spans both the Divisions of Newborn Medicine and Pulmonary Medicine, focusing on longitudinal care for preterm infants with respiratory complications.

• Education:
  • Brown University (Undergraduate, 2008)
  • Yale School of Medicine (Medical Degree, 2013)
  • Boston Combined Residency Program (Pediatrics, 2014-2016)
  • Boston Children's Hospital (Fellowship, 2020)
  • Harvard Medical School (Biomedical Informatics Masters, via NLM Training Program)

Dr. Levin's research leverages biomedical informatics and machine learning to predict outcomes in BPD patients, optimize ventilatory and nutritional strategies, and develop remote patient monitoring systems for home-based care. His recent publications focus on social determinants of health, tracheostomy outcomes, and discharge practices for BPD patients.

As co-chair of the BPD Collaborative data committee, he leads an international registry initiative and a randomized crossover trial evaluating postpyloric feeding impacts on respiratory health. His work bridges clinical practice guidelines and technology-driven care for neonatal lung diseases.