Brian Rice Email & Phone Number

London, Gb

Sheffield, England, United Kingdom

Within the School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR), I take forward research focusing on the design and implementation of methods to maximize the potential of data routinely collected through surveillance and service delivery platforms in sub-Saharan Africa. I am the lead for the MPH key issues in global public health module, theme lead for global health, and departmental impact lead. I retain an honorary Associate Professor position at LSHTM.

London, United Kingdom

As an Associate Professor at the school, I sat on a number of international panels / advisory groups focusing on maximising the potential of HIV data. I was the director of the Measurement and Surveillance of HIV epidemics (MeSH) consortium, co-director of the Sustainable Development Goals Health and Wellbeing (SDG-HaW) consortium, and co-director of the cross-faculty Centre for Evaluation. I taught on the MSc public health programme.

London, United Kingdom

I provided HIV/STI cross-system operational support and scientific leadership. I was a co-applicant on a number of European wide HIV-related projects, supervised a collaboration with the NICD in South Africa, and represented the UK on European and global HIV advisory panels / working groups. In 2014/2015, I was seconded to the emergency Ebola response (based in London).

London, United Kingdom

I co-ordinated the national reporting of HIV, AIDS and HTLV diagnoses, disseminated novel findings through publications and presentations, and supervised six scientists and administrators.

Mtubatuba, South Africa

I was the principal investigator on two population-based STI/HIV projects. I applied for and won ethical approval and funding for projects, and I was the elected secretary of the population science group at the centre.

London, United Kingdom

During a period of NHS restructure, I coordinated and developed the national census of individuals accessing HIV-related services. I helped forge links between system outputs and HIV commissioning.

London, United Kingdom

I helped coordinate the national census of individuals accessing HIV-related services. I liaised regularly with public health professionals and HIV commissioners and provided regular outputs of national and local level HIV surveillance data.

London, United Kingdom

Coordinated and gained ethical approval for four twin studies. Studies included “Genetic Epidemiology of Colles Fractures” and “Effects of Alcohol Consumption on Bone Mineral Density”.

Chesterfield, Derby, Sheffield & London Uk; Queensland & Nsw, Australia; Hastings, Nz

Between 1986 and 2000 I was employed within Local Authorities and the National Health Service in the UK, and had a number of driving, farming, and administrative jobs in the UK, Australia and New Zealand.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Health Sciences

In May 2016, I was awarded my PhD in Health Sciences by City University London. My thesis was entitled "How is the epidemiology.

Master Of Science (Msc), Environmental Epidemiology

The course drew upon a wide range of academic disciplines, including health policy, sociology, medical statistics and the epidemiology.

Bachelor Of Science (Bsc), Geography With Biology, 2:1

Activities and Societies: Equipment Officer / Entertainment Officer for the University Canoe Club; Driver for the University Climbing.