Abdullah Feroze

Abdullah Feroze is a highly accomplished individual with a diverse educational background and a rich history of working with various prestigious organizations.

He pursued his medical education at renowned institutions such as Stanford University School of Medicine, University of Washington, and Duke University, specializing in Neurological Surgery and Global Governance & Diplomacy.

Abdullah Feroze has been associated with esteemed organizations including Brigham and Women's Hospital, Fred Hutch, Seattle Children's, The White House, Kaiser Permanente, and Stanford University School of Medicine in different roles such as Resident Physician, Project Manager, and Research Assistant.

His professional journey also includes impactful roles such as Project Manager at Kaiser Permanente, Intern at the World Health Organization, and Research Associate at MIND Research Network, showcasing his expertise in healthcare, policy, and research.

Abdullah Feroze's versatile background extends to his involvement in political initiatives, having served as President pro tempore at University of New Mexico and as the Congressional Health Policy Intern for Senator Jeff Bingaman at the United States Senate.

His commitment to community engagement is evident through his role as the New Mexico State Coordinator for Students for Barack Obama at Obama for America, highlighting his dedication to social causes and advocacy.

Abdullah Feroze's vast experience across healthcare, policy, research, and governance positions him as a well-rounded professional with a wealth of knowledge and expertise in various fields.