Dr. Subhash Chandir is an epidemiologist and global health practitioner based in Baltimore. He holds a medical degree (Pakistan), an MPH in Infectious Diseases, and a doctorate in Global Disease Epidemiology and Control (Johns Hopkins University). He also holds advanced certifications in vaccinology from Johns Hopkins, the Merieux Foundation, and the University of Geneva.

Subhash has over two decades of experience leading research and projects in numerous countries, including Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Kenya, Nigeria, Peru, Ecuador, UAE, and the USA. He has a proven track record in large-scale research and service delivery. His work focuses on infectious disease epidemiology, surveillance, immunizations, women and child health, digital health, and implementation research. His work is grounded in field realities, striving for practical solutions, community relevance, and policy influence.

Subhash has successfully raised over $55 million for research and service delivery, establishing key partnerships and field sites. This funding has led to improved health outcomes for millions of women and children, capacity building of thousands of healthcare workers and service providers, and the implementation of regional and national policy revisions. A notable example of his work includes conceiving Pakistan's Electronic Immunization Registry (EIR), spearheading its design, testing, and piloting, leading its provincial scale-up, and subsequently supporting its national adoption. He provides technical assistance to governments and collaborates with international organizations (WHO, UNICEF, GAVI, Gates Foundation, and others), contributing to evidence-based policy and program implementation. He is a faculty member at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and serves on the WHO Digital Health Technical Advisory Group.