About Me

Kee Chan, PhD
     Dr. Chan is an Assistant Professor of Health Sciences at Sargent College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at Boston University.  Dr. Chan received her PhD in epidemiology at Yale University, and conducted research at the National Human Genome Research Institute.  While at NIH, Dr. Chan became interested in the implementation of screening programs.  Her research focuses on developing models for evaluating the cost-benefit of infectious diseases management.  Currently, Dr. Chan collaborates with the Center of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), and National Institutes of Health (NIH) on projects on HIV/AIDS, hepatitis C infections, and newborn screening.  At Boston University, Dr. Chan teaches courses on public health and genomics. 

Contact Information:  
Boston University
College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College
635 Commonwealth Ave
4th floor, Office Room 401A
Boston, MA  02215
tel:  617.358.6025

Education:
      PhD, Yale University
      MS,   University of California, San Diego 
      BS,   University of California, San Diego

Research Interests:
          - Infectious Disease Management (HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C infections)
          - Cost-effectiveness Analysis Modeling
          - Public Health Genomics (newborn screening and child health)
        


   



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