Amanda M. Berrian, DVM, PhD, MPH, DACVPM

Associate Professor (Courtesy)
Dr. Tom Mack Endowed Chair in Global One Health
Epidemiology


Phone
614-292-0796
Office
A190 Sisson Hall, 1920 Coffey Rd., Columbus, OH 43210
Amanda M. Berrian

Biography

Dr. Berrian is a veterinary epidemiologist with a focus on infectious diseases at the human-livestock-wildlife interface. She is particularly interested in applying One Health approaches to better understand infectious disease transmission dynamics and social determinants of health. Her current research focuses on socio-demographic drivers of zoonotic infections in rural, livestock-owning communities. She also works to strengthen global training capacity in veterinary medicine and One Health through applied digital learning content, including the Day 1 Platform for Veterinary Education sponsored by the Gates Foundation.

At Ohio State, Dr. Berrian leads courses in zoonotic diseases, biosecurity and environmental health at the professional and graduate student levels. She incorporates student-centered learning experiences such as case studies and problem-based learning to drive engagement, retention and competency. As the inaugural Dr. Tom Mack Endowed Chair in Global One Health, Dr. Berrian supports globally-minded research, learning and service through the university-wide Global One Health initiative (GOHi) and the College of Veterinary Medicine Global Engagement Program.

Education

DVM
Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
MPH
Colorado School of Public Health, Denver, CO
PhD (Epidemiology)
University of California, Davis, CA

Research interests

Applied One Health, Zoonotic disease epidemiology, Infectious Diseases, Human-Wildlife-Livestock Interface, Environmental Health, Community-Based Participatory Research, Education and Training, Emergency and Pandemic Preparedness, Global Health

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