Amir Mohammad

Dr. Amir Mohammad focuses on advancing the field of medicine through his multifaceted expertise and dedication to teaching and research. As a faculty member in the Department of Medicine at Yale University School of Medicine, he serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor of General Internal Medicine. Dr. Mohammad's academic journey is marked by dual board certifications in Internal Medicine and Occupational & Environmental Medicine, reflecting his comprehensive understanding of these critical areas. He completed his residency and earned a Master's in Public Health from the University of Connecticut Health Center, followed by a Clinical Fellowship at Yale. These experiences have equipped him with a robust foundation in both clinical practice and public health, enabling him to contribute significantly to the medical community. Dr. Mohammad's passion for teaching is evident in the multiple awards he has received, recognizing his commitment to educating the next generation of healthcare professionals. His research interests are centered on improving healthcare outcomes through innovative approaches. Dr. Mohammad is particularly focused on reducing injuries among healthcare workers, a crucial aspect of occupational health. He is dedicated to implementing evidence-based occupational health guidelines that enhance safety and efficiency in healthcare settings. Additionally, he is actively involved in utilizing health informatics to improve disability assessments and promote cost-effective population health strategies. Dr. Mohammad's work in health informatics is aimed at leveraging technology to streamline processes and enhance the quality of care. By integrating informatics into disability exams, he seeks to improve accuracy and efficiency, ultimately benefiting both patients and healthcare providers. His efforts in population health are directed towards developing strategies that are not only effective but also economically sustainable, ensuring that healthcare resources are utilized optimally. Through his research and teaching, Dr. Mohammad continues to make significant contributions to the fields of occupational health and health informatics. His dedication to improving healthcare systems and outcomes is driven by a commitment to evidence-based practices and a vision for a healthier, safer future for both healthcare workers and the populations they serve.