Dr Solomon Woldeyohannes is a Research Fellow in Renal Medicine at the School of Translational Medicine, Faculty of Medicine Nursing and Health Science, Monash University. Solomon investigates "The issues around inequities in access to chronic kidney diseases (CKD) services" including transplantation and dialysis. He also seeks to investigate the role of other co-morbidities and outcomes of treatment with nations wide linked data from Australia and New Zealand. 

Dr Woldeyohannes graduated in 2019 with a PhD in Public Health Epidemiology from the University of Queensland. Following graduation, Dr Woldeyohannes was appointed as Postdoctoral researcher at the School of Veterinary Science, The University of Queensland, which provided him with extensive experience in a wide range of statistical methods in the context of diverse applied problems in health.

As postdoctoral researcher he provided biostatistical and epidemiological services to staff and RHD students. His services included designing experimental and observational studies, basic and advanced statistical analysis, and statistical modelling of health outcomes. In addition, he taught linear regression and measures of disease frequency contents for undergraduate veterinary students and served as associate supervisor for RHD students.

1. Designing Health Researches - Experimental and Observational

2. Generalized Linear Mixed Effects Models -GLMMs

3. Bayesian Latent Class Models (BLCMs) in daignostic test accuracy 

4. Meta - Analysis