Dr. Jotam G. Pasipanodya received his degree (MB, ChB) from the University of Zimbabwe Medical School, in Harare, and his Doctorate in Public Health from the University of North Texas Health Sciences at Fort Worth, Texas. He also holds a certificate in TB Epidemiology from International Union Against TB and Lung Diseases in Paris, France. Dr. Pasipanodya spent 4 years (2000–2004) as the Government Medical Officer and Medical Superintendent at Chidamoyo Hospital in Zimbabwe. He was also an Epidemiologist and Adjunct Faculty at the Ministry of Health and Child Welfare, at the University of Zimbabwe Health Sciences Centre. He is currently in a Fellowship at Vanderbilt University and an Assistant Professor at the Texas Tech University, Lubbock, United States. Dr. Pasipanodya’s research is devoted to the study of quantitative relationships between antimicrobial agents, and outcomes, including clinical, microbiological, and toxicity, and healthcare costs to individuals and society.