Manoj Jain

Dr. Manoj Jain is an Adjunct Professor at Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health and a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Tennessee, Memphis. He is an infectious disease consultant at Baptist Memorial Hospital and Methodist Hospitals in Memphis. Dr. Jain holds degrees from Boston University, including a Doctorate in Medicine and a Master of Public Health. His research focuses on HIV epidemiology, healthcare quality improvement, and the intersection of spirituality with medical practice. He has authored numerous books and scientific articles, including works on HIV management, healthcare ethics, and vegetarian cuisine.

• Education: Bachelors in Engineering, MD, MPH from Boston University
• Residencies: Boston City Hospital, Tufts University, Harvard School of Public Health

Dr. Jain is a prolific writer with over 150 columns in outlets like the New York Times, Washington Post, and Times of India. His work addresses healthcare policy, medical ethics, and global health challenges. He has served as a World Bank consultant on HIV and frequently discusses topics like medical errors, patient safety, and cultural health practices. His interdisciplinary approach bridges clinical medicine, public health, and humanities.

His articles explore diverse themes including mindfulness in medicine, childhood obesity interventions, and the ethical implications of terminal care. Dr. Jain advocates for compassionate healthcare delivery and the importance of physician-patient communication, emphasizing the role of humility and apology in medical practice.