Isam Vaid

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Isam Vaid

Dr. Isam Vaid is a respected public health scientist, practitioner, and researcher who has dedicated his career to preventing, detecting, and treating chronic diseases, mainly focusing on heart disease and stroke and their associated risk factors. His substantial expertise also includes addressing health disparities in populations, specifically about health conditions, health outcomes, and premature mortality, continuously pursuing good health for all. Dr. Vaid brings a comprehensive and well-regarded skill set to his role as a public health scientist, which includes keeping abreast of current literature, performing critical analyses and research, crafting analytical and technical reports, developing training protocols, and applying systematic approaches to administrative functions. In his extensive public health career, Dr. Vaid has committed to projects that intersect public health with faith communities and religious values, recognizing this area as a crucial aspect of the social determinants of health. He has accumulated decades of experience in interfaith efforts within both community and academic settings, emphasizing deep learning, bridge-building, peace initiatives, and fostering inclusive communities for individuals from varied faith backgrounds or none at all. Dr. Vaid has received numerous accolades throughout his illustrious career, such as Outstanding Contributions to the Employment of Disabled Persons and Outstanding Performance and Lasting Contributions. His dedication extends into his volunteer work, where he actively supports environmental justice and its connection to social justice. He has led and participated in numerous humanitarian relief operations for domestic and international crises and ecological conservation projects. Outside of his professional commitments, he is passionate about outdoor pursuits, profoundly values the arts, and enjoys engaging in personal and interfaith travel worldwide.

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