Professional Bio:

Khurram Nasir MD MPH MSc is Director of population health & health system research at Center of Research Evaluation (CORE) at Yale New Haven Health Systems, and Associate Professor of Medicine in the Section of Cardiovascular Medicine at Yale University School of Medicine. Recently he served as the Director of Center for Healthcare Advancement & Outcomes at Baptist Health South Florida and remains the principal investigator for the prospective Miami Heart Study (MiHeart). His interest lies primary in cardiovascular disease prevention, population health management and advancements in healthcare delivery. He has more than 450 peer-reviewed publications focusing on these areas. Dr. Nasir received his MD from Pakistan, followed by a MPH at John Hopkins University. Dr. Nasir completed his internal medicine residency at Boston Medical Center and cardiology fellowship at Yale University. He also received postdoctoral research training at the division of cardiology at Johns Hopkins Hospital and was recipient of NIH T-32 fellowship in cardiac imaging at Massachusetts General Hospital. He recently earned a Master’s degree in Health Economics and Policy Management from London School of Economics & Political Science. Dr. Nasir serve as Associate Editor for Circulation: Quality of Care and Outcomes, editorial board member for Circulation as well on the board of directors for American Society of Preventive Cardiology (ASPC). He was honored with the Johns Hopkins Distinguished Alumnus Award in 2013, which acknowledges alumni who have typified Johns Hopkins tradition of excellence and brought credit to the University by their personal accomplishments, professional achievements, or humanitarian service.