Professor Nathan Grills

Assoc. Professor Nathan Grills, a Public Health Physician and Australian Research Council fellow, works largely in India on disability, non communicable diseases and health curriculum development and training. He has worked as a Public Health Fellow (Dept. of Health) and with CDC & WHO on HIV and civil society partnerships after completing his MPH and DPhil at Oxford University. He has international experience in Africa, Fiji, East Timor, PNG, Bangladesh and Nepal. He currently works closely with the Government of India in disability and in tobacco control. He also facilitates a Network of programs who work together to help train Community Health Workers to serve the under-served (www.chgnukc.org).
He has faculty positions with Melbourne University (www.ni.unimelb.edu.au/regional_activity/southasia/uttarakhand), the Public Health Foundation of India (www.phfi.org), the Emmanuel Health Association (India) (www.eha-health.org/) and is the international coordinator for the Community Health Global Network (www.chgn.org).