Md. Mizanur Rahman
Research Associate
CoE-SISU
Short Biography
Md. Mizanur Rahman is a public health researcher with 3.5+ years of experience in mixed-methods and implementation research across infectious diseases, NCDs, epidemiology, and gender equity. He works as a Research Associate at BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health, leading national and global studies in collaboration with WHO-TDR, UNFPA, Brown, Johns Hopkins, and the University of Montreal. Holding an MPH (WHO-TDR Fellow) and BDS, he is skilled in Stata, R, NVivo, and Power BI, with a strong interest in participatory research, evidence translation, and mentoring future public health professionals.
MPH Modules Conducted
- Epidemiology
- Biostatistics
- Quantitative Research Methodology
- Qualitative Research Methods
Current Projects
- Pandemic Preparedness
- MDR-TB Gender
- Dengue cRCT Pilot Study
- Dengue Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial (cRCT)
- Sepsis Catalyst
- Synthesis and Translation of Research and Innovations in Polio Eradication (STRIPE) Project
- Childhood onset NCD
Handbooks & Book Chapters
th International Public Health Conference 2023 (17/11/2023 – 18/11/2023 – Dhaka, Bangladesh)
Research Paper title: “How prepared are we to fight the future pandemics: A qualitative exploration of Bangladesh's Health Sector readiness during the COVID-19 pandemic and recommended best practices.” Organized by: Public Health Foundation, Bangladesh.
Awards
- MPH
- BDS
Research Focus
Public Health Research | Implementation Science | Mixed Methods Research | Cluster RCTs | Epidemiology | Health Systems & Policy | Infectious Disease Control | Health Promotion | Social and Behavioral Health
Education
- Master of Public Health, BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health
- Bachelor Dental Surgery, University of Dhaka