MD, University of Michigan, 1987

MS, Clinical Research Design, University of Michigan, 1995

Family Medicine Residency, University of Michigan, 1990

BA, Biology, Kalamazoo College, 1983

• Member, UGA Institute for Artificial Intelligence

Research: evidence-based practice, clinical decision-making, screening and prevention, systematic reviews and meta-analyses, acute respiratory tract infections, end-of-life decision-making

Teaching: screening and prevention, evidence-based practice

Member, United States Preventive Services Task Force, 2012-2015

UGA College of Public Health Excellence in Service Award, 2015

Distinguished Research Paper Award, North American Primary Care Research Group, 2012

UGA College of Public Health Excellence in Teaching Award, 2012

Distinguished Research Paper Award, North American Primary Care Research Group, 2011

University of Michigan Early Distinguished Career Achievement Award, 2004

Robert Wood Johnson Generalist Physician Faculty Scholar, 1998-2002

Alpha Omega Alpha, 1996

Phi Beta Kappa (Kalamazoo College), 1987

American Academy of Family Physicians, North American Primary Care Research Group

EPID 8100: Clinical Epidemiology

EPID 8120: Screening and Prevention

EPID 7410: Field Epidemiology

EPID 7010: Introduction to Epidemiology

Dr. Ebell is interested in helping primary care physicians and their patients make better decisions, and make better use of information at the point of care. He has used the clinical models of management of acute respiratory tract infections and end-of-life decision making to study these concepts.