Isam Vaid

Dr. Isam Vaid is a dedicated public health scientist, practitioner, and researcher whose career has been largely focused on the prevention, detection, and treatment of chronic diseases, particularly heart disease and stroke, along with their associated risk factors. He possesses significant expertise in dealing with minority health issues and addressing health disparities affecting specific populations in terms of health conditions, outcomes, and premature mortality, with a steadfast aspiration to promote health equity. His skill set as a public health scientist is extensive and esteemed, encompassing up-to-date knowledge of current literature, critical analysis, and research, the drafting of analytical and internal technical reports, the creation of training protocols, and the application of systems approaches to administrative functions. Dr. Vaid's considerable experience in public health is also defined by his engagement at the intersection of public health, faith communities, and religious values. This sector of public health, which connects deeply with social determinants of health, has been an area of growing importance in his work. Additionally, Dr. Vaid has many years of experience in interfaith activities, participating in community and academic settings to promote deep learning, bridge building, peace initiatives, and community building among people of different faiths or no faith.