Megan Srinivas, MD, MPH
Infectious Disease Physician & State Legislator
Bio
Dr. Megan Srinivas is an infectious disease physician who focuses on addressing disparities in health resource allocation in Iowa. She is a board-certified physician in Internal Medicine and Infectious Disease with experience in clinical care, research, health policy, and leadership. She has worked in a variety of care settings, including a community health center in Fort Dodge, Iowa, and brings a strong commitment to improving access to care for underserved communities.Megan has served in the Iowa House of Representatives, where she has represented Iowa House District 30 since 2022.
Previously, she worked with Project ECHO, which uses telecommunications to extend clinical reach to underserved and rural communities in the state. In this role, she is she worked on the Hub team for the Hepatitis C initiative to increase diagnosis and linkage to care for Hepatitis C in rural areas where specialist care is not available.
Additionally, she investigated reproductive health restrictions in Medicaid and Title X funding and their impact on the creation of health deserts and STI rates.
Professional Interests & Expertise
Organization
Iowa House of RepresentativesLearn more about Megan's work:
Sexual and reproductive health service delivery innovations and adaptations during COVID-19: A systematic review and crowdsourcing open call
Rep. Dr. Megan Srinivas Brings A Public Health Lens to the Iowa Legislature
Representative Megan Srinivas Shares Why Government Needs a Doctor
Physicians as storytellers
Invest in quality health care, not dishonest anti-abortion clinics
New Legislators: Dr. Megan Srinivas Wants To Make Things Better For Her Patients
Sexually Transmitted Infection Rates and Closure of Family Planning Clinics Because of Abortion Restrictions in Iowa
Doctor seeks the House
Development of an international sexual and reproductive health survey instrument: results from a pilot WHO/HRP consultative Delphi process
Women’s History Month webinar: The intersection of voting and health
Social innovation in sexual health: a scoping review towards ending the HIV epidemic
Social innovation in diagnostics: three case studies