Dr. Bryant Adibe is a faculty member in health policy and a professional specialist in health systems transformation at Princeton University. His work spans health policy, healthcare strategy, and innovation, with a focus on the economic and technological forces reshaping healthcare.

At Princeton's School of Public and International Affairs, he teaches Transforming Healthcare through Innovation and Healthcare Leadership in Action and founded the Systems Summit, which convenes distinguished leaders across disciplines to advance solutions to healthcare's most pressing challenges.

His public policy experience includes advising senior federal and state officials on healthcare reform and system strategy. His broader career includes executive leadership at Rush University System for Health, where he served as System Vice President and Chief Wellness Officer, and a full professorship in Organizational Change and Leadership at the University of Southern California.

Dr. Adibe is a graduate of Cambridge University and also pursued graduate studies in health policy and evidence-based healthcare at Oxford University. He earned his medical degree from the University of Florida College of Medicine and completed clinical clerkships in Emergency Medicine at both Harvard Medical School and Stanford School of Medicine. In 2026, he was recognized by his medical alma mater as the Alpha Omega Alpha Visiting Professor.