Zeba Khan

Dr. Zeba Khan is a distinguished member of the faculty at the Center for Health Outcomes, Policy, and Economics (HOPE) at Rutgers University. As the Interim Director of the Center, she plays a pivotal role in steering its strategic initiatives and fostering an environment conducive to impactful research and policy development. In addition to her leadership role, Dr. Khan is an Adjunct Professor at the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy, where she imparts her extensive knowledge and expertise to students pursuing careers in pharmacy and health sciences. With a robust academic background and a PhD in her field, Dr. Khan's research interests lie at the intersection of health policy, public health, health economics, and pharmacy. Her work is characterized by a commitment to improving health outcomes through evidence-based policy and economic analysis. She is particularly interested in exploring the ways in which health policies can be optimized to enhance public health and the economic efficiency of healthcare systems. Dr. Khan collaborates with a diverse team of experts at the Center, including notable faculty members such as Dr. Chintan Dave, who contributes his expertise in pharmacy and health economics, and Dr. Perry N. Halkitis, the Dean of the School of Public Health, who brings a multidisciplinary approach to public health education and research. Together, they work on projects that address pressing health challenges and seek to inform policy decisions with rigorous research findings. In her role as Interim Director, Dr. Khan is instrumental in guiding the Center's research agenda and ensuring that it aligns with the evolving needs of the healthcare landscape. Her leadership is marked by a focus on fostering collaboration among faculty, advisors, and fellows, thereby enhancing the Center's capacity to generate innovative solutions to complex health issues. Dr. Khan's contributions to the field extend beyond her academic and administrative roles. She is actively involved in mentoring the next generation of health policy and economics scholars, providing them with the tools and insights needed to navigate the complexities of the healthcare sector. Her dedication to education and research excellence makes her a valuable asset to the Rutgers University community and the broader field of health outcomes and policy research.