Manoj Jain
2027 ALI Fellow

Manoj Jain brings to ALI experience in infectious disease medicine, public health, and nonprofit leadership focused on healthcare quality, compassion, and systems change. Manoj founded Mid-South Infectious Disease Associates and founded CETI, a nonprofit organization in India focused on eliminating tuberculosis through quality improvement, public health innovation, and community partnerships. He also served in leadership roles connected to Covid-19 response efforts in Memphis, public health quality initiatives, and global tuberculosis prevention and treatment programs.

Manoj serves as an adjunct professor at Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health and writes and speaks on health, mindfulness, and nonviolence. He also advises nonprofit and public benefit organizations focused on health equity and community well-being, founded the Gandhi–King Conference on Nonviolence, previously served with the M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence, and has authored books and articles on medicine, spirituality, and social change.