Migrant Clinicians Network
Douglas Bradham, DrPH, MA, MPH, is a seasoned consultant in health economics and policy, self-employed since February 2019. Currently, as Principal Investigator at the Migrant Clinicians Network, Douglas leads a project funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation focused on cost-of-care conversations between clinicians and vulnerable patients. Previous roles include Principal Health Economist at American Institutes for Research and academic positions in health economics at various universities, including the University of Kansas Medical Center and the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Douglas's extensive educational background includes multiple degrees from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, emphasizing health policy and economics.
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Migrant Clinicians Network
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With the mission to be a force for health justice for the mobile poor, MCN creates practical solutions at the intersection of poverty, migration and health. Organizationally we value Teamwork, Innovation, Excellence and Justice. Since 1984, MCN has addressed the social determinants of health among underserved immigrant communities with an emphasis on workers, families and children. MCN has grown to serve over 10,000 constituents, providing accredited training and technical assistance and developing culturally appropriate resources and programming. MCN has extensive experience in program design, implementation and evaluation, grants management, and educational materials development. MCN programs have received awards for innovation, commitment to the underserved and collaboration. MCN employs a professional staff of 25 based in five offices across the US.