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Born in Zimbabwe, Mark Davis was educated in Australia and pursued postgraduate studies in England. He began his career as a psychologist in clinical settings, focusing on community-based HIV prevention and research. He has conducted HIV and Hepatitis C prevention and treatment research at notable institutions such as the Royal Free University College Medical School, Imperial College Medical School, and the Institute of Health Sciences at City University London. Currently, he teaches sociology and narrative methods at Monash University. Mark's research and educational leadership center around social public health and the engagement of underserved minoritized groups. His work has garnered funding from Australia's ARC and MRFF, and he collaborates with government and community-based entities to influence public health policy and practice. Mark is recognized for his narrative approach to public health, co-authoring books and research articles that address pandemics and public narratives. His current research explores public engagement with scientific context, including concepts of immunity and the ethical production of health data across various cultures.
Monash University • Melbourne, VIC
Teaches sociology and narrative methods at Monash University.
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