
Faculty and Staff Profile
Corey KalbaughAssistant ProfessorOffice: Edwards 525 Phone: 864-656-6694 Fax: 864-656-6227 Email: coreyk@clemson.edu Vita: View | |
Educational BackgroundPh.D. Epidemiology M.S. Bioengineering M.A. Medicine, Health, and Society B.S. Ceramic Engineering | Courses TaughtHLTH 8210: Research Design & Measurement
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ProfileDr. Corey Kalbaugh is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Health Sciences at Clemson University. He has nineteen years of experience in epidemiology and health services research. The animating objective of his current research is to provide clinicians with the best evidence to support the care of patients with peripheral artery disease. His work broadly aims to reduce racial disparities in peripheral artery disease-related treatment and outcomes. Dr. Kalbaugh holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Epidemiology from the University of North Carolina and a Master of Arts degree in Medicine, Health, and Society from Vanderbilt University. He holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in engineering from Clemson University. He began his professional career as the first embedded scholar in the Department of Surgery at Greenville Hospital System University Medical Center (now Prisma Health) and was a faculty member in the Department of Surgery at UNC (2016-2019). Dr. Kalbaugh is an National Institutes of Health- and American Heart Associated- funded scientist with an extensive history of collaborative work in the health sciences. He recently functioned as Clemson’s lead epidemiologist, coordinating the work of the Public Health Strategy Team that advised Clemson operations personnel and executive leadership as they guided his beloved alma mater through the pandemic. He was also the Site PI of the first clinical trial conducted on the campus of Clemson University. | |
Research InterestsDr. Kalbaugh's current research projects include: 1) investigating the role of implicit bias in the delivery of health care; 2) the creation of clinical decision support tools to facilitate guideline-indicated care; 3) public health strategy related to an ongoing pandemic Research Publicationsselected publications from more than 75
Honors and Awards2021, Excellence in Interdisciplinary Collaboration, Clemson University
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