James Frater, MBBS, MPH

James Frater is a UK-trained medical doctor and Public Health PhD student at Yale University. He holds a Master of Public Health in Health Policy and Management from Harvard and is focused on designing healthcare solutions that bring care closer to where people live, work, and feel most comfortable.

His previous policy work includes engaging in international policy as the UK G20 Youth Delegate for Health, Wellbeing & Sport, as well as recently completing Yale’s Leadership in Global Health Fellowship at UNICEF Jamaica.

He also co-authored a book chapter on improving health outcomes in the Caribbean with Professor David Williams of Harvard and contributed to a national public health playbook supporting U.S. state health departments in addressing homelessness as a health challenge.