Dr. Monideepa Becerra holds a Doctor of Public Health in Health Education, a Master of Public Health in Health Policy, and several certificates, such as in Legal Epidemiology and Health Geo-Informatics. Her research focuses on advancing health outcomes by driving data-informed decision-making and integrating community-engaged solutions in population health. Dr. Becerra has authored over 50 peer-reviewed publications, including cross-sector collaborations with National Institutes of Health (NIH), Loma Linda University (California), and the William S. Middleton Memorial Veterans Hospital (Wisconsin).

She has also served as a research mentor through nationally recognized programs such as the Network for Public Health Law, the American Public Health Association, and the NIH’s AIM-AHEAD program. As Chair of the Department of Population Health and Administration at Ë®ÃÛÌÒÊÓƵ Franklin University of Medicine and Science, Dr. Becerra’s mission is to harness interprofessional innovation, translational research, and strategic partnerships to co-create sustainable, scalable solutions that address both emerging and persistent population health challenges.