Michael Brunson

Michael Brunson is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Uniformed Services University, affiliated with the School of Medicine and Department of Pediatrics. He is an Adolescent Medicine Physician and Chief Medical Officer with a focus on contraception initiation and college health.

• Education: California State University (2005), Uniformed Services University (2009), Pediatrics Residency (2012), Adolescent Medicine Fellowship (2017)

His research in reproductive health and adolescent medicine examines postpartum contraception effectiveness in universal healthcare systems. Key areas include healthcare disparities, clinical outcomes, and public health policy.

Brunson's 2017 publications analyze contraceptive access and interpregnancy interval risks, highlighting implications for military and global healthcare systems. His work bridges clinical practice, epidemiological analysis, and policy development.

• Scientific Awards
  • First Place, Clinical Investigation Research Competition, Uniformed Services Academy of Family Physicians (2017)
  • Second Place, Commanders Award for Clinical Research, Brooke Army Medical Center (2017)

As a military medical practitioner, he has contributed to global health initiatives through the WHO Global Standards Facility Assessment in Uganda. His academic role emphasizes adolescent health education and evidence-based clinical interventions.