Health disparities and health inequities/inequality
Intersections of poverty, trauma, and resilience
Social epidemiology
Population health science
Adjunct Instructor
Research & Practice Interests
Education
Graduate Certificate, Epidemiology for Public Health Professionals, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Postdoctoral Fellowship, Population Health, Main Line Center for Population Health Research
EdD, University of New England
MHA, King's College
BS, Athletic Training, University of New England
Publications
Beaupre J, Kjelstrom S, Schwartz S, Hartz W, Massuda J, Larson S. (2024). A comparison of emergency room visits and hospital admissions between people with prediabetes and diabetes. Pop Health Manage.
Beaupre J, Larson S. (2024). Communicating the role of the breast cancer nurse navigator in a community health system. J Onc Nursing Soc.
Larson S, Beaupre J. (2021). Using the community health needs assessment to inform healthcare policy. J Healthcare Finance. Vol. 47 (Special Features 2): 19-21.
McGowan M, Beaupre J. (2021). The unaffordable, Affordable Care Act. J Healthcare Finance. Vol. 47 (Special Features 1): 19-20.
Beaupre J, Meske S, Buckley M. (2021). Population health and the role of the high school Athletic Trainer. J Athletic Training. Vol. 57 (2): 136-139.
Beaupre J, Meske S, Buckley M. (2021) Athletic Trainer-reported prevalence of mental health, substance use, and barriers to health in secondary schools. J Athletic Training. Vol. 57 (2): 140-147
Biography
Justin Beaupre, EdD, MHA, is an experienced educator and researcher with expertise in population health, health equity, and community health. With advanced training in education, healthcare administration, and epidemiology, his work focuses on addressing health disparities and promoting equitable healthcare delivery, particularly for underserved communities.
Currently, he is an Assistant Professor at King’s College, where he teaches courses in the Graduate Healthcare Administration Program. Dr. Beaupre is also research faculty at Thomas Jefferson University's College of Population Health, contributing to projects that explore health disparities and community-based interventions. His previous work has focused on developing quality improvement initiatives, conducting community health needs assessments, and designing studies that inform healthcare leaders and providers on ways to improve care and access.
In addition to his academic and research responsibilities, Dr. Beaupre actively collaborates with professional organizations including the Pennsylvania State Health Improvement Plan task force which addresses issues such as chronic disease management, mental health, and rural health access. His publications, presentations, and leadership roles highlight his commitment to leveraging data-driven approaches to advance population health and reduce inequities in healthcare. His work continues to bridge the gap between academic research and actionable solutions that improve health outcomes in diverse communities.