Dr. Megan Tschudy

Biography

Megan Tschudy is an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and the Lead Faculty of the Biostatistics, Epidemiology Data Management Core (BEAD). She is a recognized leader in health system redesign with a focus on improving health equity through school-based health interventions and community engagement. Dr. Tschudy has received multiple grants from prestigious organizations including the National Institutes of Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, supporting her research in community-school-based interventions. Her work extends traditional health services research by incorporating community-based metrics and improving clinical education outcomes for children with asthma. Additionally, she serves as Editor-in-Chief for the Pediatric PEAC Online Learning Program, which aims to enhance pediatric education. With an academic background from Amherst College and Johns Hopkins, she completed her MD and MPH and is noted for her training and expertise in pediatric health care and disparities research. Dr. Tschudy's contributions to the field have been recognized by several awards, including the Academy Health Child Health Services Research Award and the Bright Futures Young Investigator Award. She is actively involved in education and mentorship across various levels of medical training.

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