Tracey Koehlmoos

Tracey Koehlmoos is a Professor and Director of the Center for Health Services Research at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS). With an h-index of 32 and over 5,149 citations across 250 research outputs, she is a leading scholar in military health services research. Her current research portfolio includes the active project 'Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders - Prevention and Clinical Guidelines Research' (2022-2026) and numerous publications addressing critical military healthcare challenges.

Dr. Koehlmoos's research spans Military Health Services (100% focus), with significant contributions to Bangladesh health initiatives (31%), opioid analgesic research (17%), healthcare delivery systems (16%), pandemic response (16%), military healthcare (15%), prescription practices (15%), and general health services (12%). Her work demonstrates a distinctive blend of domestic military healthcare expertise and international humanitarian health experience, particularly in conflict zones like Ukraine and South Sudan.

Analysis of her recent publications (2023-2025) reveals a strong emphasis on contemporary military health challenges, including BMI changes during the COVID-19 pandemic among Air Force personnel, alcohol use trends among service women, contraceptive disparities, and healthcare responses in Ukraine. These works reflect her expertise in both military healthcare systems and global health crisis response, with particular attention to women's health issues in military settings.

Dr. Koehlmoos maintains an active scholarly presence with 30 publications in 2025 alone, and has delivered multiple invited talks including 'Maternal Health Disparities: The Women Behind the Data' and 'Missed Opportunities? Screening for and Diagnosis of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder by Family Physicians.' Her research has received significant media attention with 83 press/media mentions, primarily focused on military medicine findings.