About Michele Battle-Fisher

SYSTEMS AND HEALTH POLICY/ ETHICS BOOK SELECTED AS 2016 DOODY'S CORE TITLE

FINALIST, 1st annual MIT PRESS PITCHFEST

TEDX SPEAKER, TEDXDARTMOUTH 2018 (Dartmouth College) (https://youtu.be/mULhx22mjjM)

AUTHOR OF ESSAY COMPILIATION- THE WICKEDNESS OF US ALL- ESSAYS ON COMPLEXITY & HEALTH (2018)

AUTHOR OF POETRY COLLECTIONS, THEN AND WHATEVER AND BORROWED WORDS AND FAKE THOUGHTS (2018- CREATIVE WORK, NOT ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS)

Michele Battle-Fisher is a scholar of health systems, specializing in applying health systems science and systems thinking to public health policy, bioethics and clinical medicine. She founded and wrote for the academic oriented, systems thinking and health blog, Orgcomplexity. She was formally introduced to the study of systems science at the 2012 National Institutes of Health Institute on Systems Science and Health. She is a member of the Bertalanffy Center for the Study of Systems Science and a Research Scholar for the Ronin Institute. As Adjunct Assistant Professor at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine, she wrote Application of Systems Thinking to Health Policy and Public Health Ethics- Public Health and Private Illness (Springer), a 2016 Doody's Core Title. She is co-producing the full-length News2Share documentary, Transhuman - Biohackers and Immortalists, which explores the disruption of radical technologies on the future of humanity. She presented a book proposal based on the documentary at the MIT Press Pitchfest. She has published commentaries in venues such as HuffPost, Hippo Reads and Impact Ethics. She self-published 2 creative works of poetry, Then and Whatever and Borrowed Words and Fake Thoughts, in 2018. She is a frequent guest on podcasts. She is also an amateur photographer (Flickr). Scholarly and artistic work are curated at mbattlefisher.com.