At UCSF, he is the co-leader of the Global Mental Health interest group that teststhe effectiveness of educational modules in improving knowledge-base in mental health among primary care providers in resource-poor settings. For the last 7 years, he has served in various leadership positions within Possible Health (formerly known as “Nyaya Health”, www.possiblehealth.org), a non-profit organization that provides health services in rural Nepal from a 20-bed general hospital and a network of community health workers. Bibhav was born and raised in Nepal and arrived in the United States to attend Haverford College on a merit-based scholarship. He has worked at New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute to improve the quality of care for federally-funded HIV services. Prior to his residency, Bibhav completed his M.D. at Yale University School of Medicine.