Hamed is a Clinician-Scientist with a deep commitment to advancing public health and health equity. Completing his medical education in Bangladesh and earning a Master of Public Health (MPH) from Harvard School of Public Health have shaped his approach to patient centered care, policy, and public health. His dual certification as a Youth and Adult Mental Health First Aid Instructor allows him to contribute directly to mental health literacy, empowering communities to recognize and respond to mental health needs. Driven by a passion for reducing healthcare disparities, Hamed focuses on integrating health considerations into policies that address social, economic, and environmental determinants of health. His research and data analysis skills enable him to identify areas where interventions can have the most impact, and he applies this expertise to drive meaningful change in underserved populations. Throughout his career, Hamed has collaborated with communities, non-profits, and government agencies to foster partnerships that create inclusive, equitable health initiatives. By working with stakeholders in under-resourced areas, He strives to develop systems that respond to the unique challenges of each community. Hamed is a dedicated advocate for sustainable, evidence-based health policies that prioritize mental health and public health integration, aiming to support resilient, informed communities that benefit from comprehensive and equitable healthcare solutions