Georges Khalil, MPH, PhD, is a public health researcher and data-driven strategist specializing in the design, implementation, and evaluation of behavioral and technology-based solutions. With a strong foundation in rigorous qualitative and mixed-methods research, he partners with teams to transform complex human experiences into actionable insights.

His work has focused extensively on solutions aimed at shifting health behaviors. As a former Assistant Professor in Health Outcomes and Biomedical Informatics and a federally funded investigator, he has led multi-site community-based studies. His research integrates behavioral science, social influence theory, and health promotion strategies to produce measurable improvements in health outcomes.

Georges brings deep expertise in study design, intervention development, stakeholder collaboration, and translating qualitative data into high-impact solutions and competitive grant proposals. He thrives in interdisciplinary collaborations and works closely with investigators to strengthen methodological rigor, clarify theoretical contributions, and elevate the strategic positioning of research projects.

If you are seeking a collaborative partner who combines behavioral science expertise, data fluency, and a strong publication and funding track record, Georges offers both scholarly depth and practical execution.