Omar Hasan

Omar Hasan is a seasoned healthcare professional with a diverse background and vast experience in various leadership roles.

He currently serves as the Chief Quality Officer at MaineHealth, overseeing quality initiatives and ensuring high standards of care for patients.

Omar has previously held key positions in prestigious organizations, including Vice President, Improving Health Outcomes at the American Medical Association, where he contributed to enhancing healthcare quality nationwide.

Prior to that, he served as the Medical Director of Continuum of Care Strategies at Brigham and Women's Hospital, focusing on improving care transitions and patient outcomes.

Omar's academic pursuits led him to work as an Instructor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School, where he shared his knowledge with future healthcare professionals.

His dedication to quality improvement and patient safety was evident during his time as the George W. Merck Fellow at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement.

Furthermore, Omar has practical experience as a healthcare provider, having worked as an Associate Physician and Hospitalist at Brigham and Women's Hospital and MidState Medical Center, respectively.

His rich professional journey has equipped him with a holistic understanding of healthcare delivery, quality management, and medical education.