Alumni

1990's

• 
  Farley Cleghorn
  MPH ’92, MD

  Farley Cleghorn spent a 10-year stint at the University of Maryland Medical Center/Institute of Human Virology in Baltimore before moving in 2004 to the Futures Group in Washington, D.C., where he is now Senior Vice President and Chief Technical Officer.

• 
  Jeffrey Crowley
  MPH ’94

  Jeffrey Crowley, former senior research scholar at Georgetown University's Health Policy Institute, was appointed by President Barack Obama as director of the Office of National AIDS Policy.

  He is coordinating the federal government's efforts on HIV/AIDS policy and helping guide the administration's development of disability policies.

• Naveed Afzal
  MPH ’99, MD

  Naveed Afzal is the chief executive officer and medical director of a private medical institute in Pakistan.

• Marguerite Ro
  DrPH ’99, MPH ’94

  Marguerite J. Ro is the deputy director for Policy and Programs at the Asian and Pacific Islander American Health Forum in San Francisco.

• Stephen Nurse-Findlay
  MPH ’99

  Stephen Nurse-Findlay was appointed programme officer for governance with the Global Alliance for Vaccinations and Immunizations (GAVI Alliance) in Geneva, Switzerland.

  He works closely with the GAVI Governance Team to ensure the proper functioning of the GAVI Board of Directors and the Executive and Policy committees, and manages the organization's relationships with the developing countries with which it collaborates, as well as GAVI's partner community agencies.

• Uwe Goehlert
  MPH ’91, MD,CM, MBA

  Dr. Goehlert is Board Certified in Family Practice, Emergency Medicine, Forensic Medicine, Quality Assurance and Utilization Review, and Managed Care Medicine, and is eligible in Preventive Medicine and Public Health. He has been practicing medicine for more than 20 years and holds active state medical licenses in Vermont, Florida and Maryland.

  He has extensive clinical and administrative experience in ambulatory, emergency and urgent care medicine for all age groups. He has particular medico-legal and bio-ethical interest and expertise in standard of care issues and utilization management. International healthcare network development, medical tourism, process improvement and implementation are some of his global interests. He has also been involved in managing and educating all level of providers, in the emergency healthcare system.

• Zahidul Huque
  DrPH ’98, MPH ’83, MBBS

  Zahidul Huque is currently the Country Representative for the United Nations Population Fund in Indonesia (Jakarta) after having worked in both Indonesia and Sudan.

• Louis Francescutti
  MPH ’94

  Louis Hugo Francescutti is a Professor at the School of Public Health at the University of Alberta. Recently he founded the Coalition for Cellphone Free Driving and Injury Alberta. In 2005, he was selected as one of the hundred most influential physicians in Alberta in the past one hundred years. He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and the American College of Preventive Medicine. He looks forward to reconnecting with other Hopkins Preventive Medicine Residents from 1993-1995.

• Ingrid Kohlstadt
  MPH ’94, MD

  Ingrid Kohlstadt published 'Food and Nutrients in Disease Management' (CRC Press, Boca Raton) in January, 2009. The text brings together 65 experts, including seven from Johns Hopkins.

• Deven McGraw
  MPH ’95

  Devon McGraw is the new Director of the Health Privacy Project at the Center for Democracy & Technology in Washington, D.C., where he promotes workable privacy and security policies and practices for health information in electronic and paper formats.