Levan Metreveli
Professor
Doctor
Department of Medicine
School of Health Sciences
A.Natishvili Institute of Experimental Morphology of the Academy of Sciences of Georgia - Medicine - Doctor - 1983-01-01 - 1989-01-01
Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health (Atlanta, Georgia, USA) - - Bachelor - 1989-01-01 - 1993-01-01
Emory University - Public Health - Master - 2021-01-08 - 2005-01-07
tudying hygiene and sanitary attitudes and behaviors in the rural communities of the region of Adjara of Georgia - 2021
Distance Learning in Medical Education: COVID-19 Pandemic - Contingency Plan or a Paradigm Shift? - 2021
WASH intervention effects and implications in rural schools and communities of Georgia - 2021
ASSESSMENT OF SERVICE PROVIDER INSTITUTION MANAGERS ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE UNIVERSAL STATE HEALTH CARE PROGRAM - 2021
Vitamin D Associated Peculiarities in Women with Mild Covid-19 and Effect of Calcifediol on the Level of Vitamin D and Possibly, on Disease Outcome - Prospective Pilot Study - 2021
Pharmacologic Modulation during Cytokine Storm in COVID-19 - 2021
Setting peer review instruments and goals for medical and health education - 2022
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) - 01-01-2018
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene project in Adjara - 2015-2021
WASH Project in Adjara and Guria - 2017-2020
Community Mobilization and working with professional groups on children with disabilities in Adjara - 2019
Setting Peer Review Instruments and Goals for Medical/Health Education (SPRING) - 2019-2022
Enhancing awareness of healthcare personnel on COVID-19 pandemic and effective methods of individual protection and population level prevention measures in Georgia (Adjara and Guria regions) - 2020
Health Promotion-HELM231320E (
2023/2024;
2024/2025;
)
Health Promotion-HELM231320E
Prof. Levan Metreveli, MD, PhD, MPH
Prof. Metreveli earned his MD and PhD degreed in Tbilisi, Georgia from Tbilisi State Medical University and Institute of Experimental Morphology, respectively. His MPH degree has been earned at Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health (Atlanta, Georgia, USA) with the concentration in Global Health. Prof. Metreveli has also attended an extended course in Health Economics at the University of York (York, England, UK). In addition, he is an experienced public health professional with the track of directing large-scale donor-funded (USAID, European Commission, UNICEF, US Embassy, The Coca-Cola Foundation, Oxfam UK, etc.) projects worth of around $ 3.5 million. Prof. Metreveli’s research interests are in: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Global Health, Medical/Health Education, etc. Throughout the years, he has been delivering courses in Public Health, Health Policy and Economics, Healthcare Management, Behavioral Sciences and Health Education, Evidence-Based Medicine.
