Nooshin Khobzi Rotondi

Nooshin Khobzi Rotondi is an Associate Teaching Professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences at Ontario Tech University. She holds a PhD in Epidemiology from the University of Western Ontario (2011) and a BSc (Honours) from the University of Toronto (2006). Her research focuses on health equity, particularly for marginalized populations, including substance use and mental health disparities. She specializes in community-based research, sampling hard-to-reach populations, and program evaluation.

Dr. Rotondi has led or contributed to grants addressing osteoporosis management, addiction treatment equity, and transgender health. Notable projects include CIHR-funded studies on fragility fracture interventions (2015–2017), addiction care performance evaluation (2013–2015), and transgender health social exclusion (2010–2013).

• Education: PhD in Epidemiology (2011), BSc (Honours) (2006)
• Teaching: Courses include HLSC 2700U (Mathematical Reasoning in Health Sciences), HLSC 3800U (Statistics), and HLSC 3805U (Epidemiology).
• Research Interests: Health service access, survey methods, and mitigating healthcare inequities.

Her publications span epidemiological studies on osteoporosis, substance use treatment outcomes, and healthcare equity. Collaborations include St. Michael’s Hospital and institutions across Canada.