Imán F. Hassan

Iman Hassan, MD, MS, es director de Iniciativas de Salud Comunitaria y Poblacional en Montefiore Einstein y profesor adjunto de Medicina en nuestra Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

Tras completar su Licenciatura en Neurociencia y Comportamiento en la Universidad de Columbia en 2010, la Dra. Hassan obtuvo su Doctorado en Medicina en Einstein en 2014. Posteriormente, completó su residencia en Medicina Interna Social de Atención Primaria en Montefiore en 2017. Posteriormente, realizó una beca en Medicina Interna General y una Maestría en Ciencias en Educación Médica en la Universidad de Pittsburgh, completando ambas en 2019.

Dr. Hassan's research centers around the implementation of social determinants of health programs in the clinical setting. Her research projects include trainee and faculty development in structural competency, cross-departmental curriculum development in the social determinants of health, assessment tools in structural competency, and improving clinical workflow and training in social needs screening and community resource referral. Dr. Hassan oversees the internal medicine residency social determinants of health curriculum and is working on initiatives to promote and further social determinants of health training and program development. She has received grants to support research on the use of home visits to teach about social determinants of health, validation of a structural competency clinical assessment tool and validation of a skills checklist for communication with patients about social needs. Dr. Hassan has also participated in the development of a number of social determinants of health curriculum toolkits and resources. Her work has been published in numerous peer-reviewed publications and she has presented nationally. She is also a reviewer for the Journal of General Internal Medicine and the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.

La Dra. Hassan está certificada en medicina interna por la Junta Americana de Medicina Interna. Es miembro de la Sociedad de Medicina Interna General. En 2017, recibió el Premio de la Sociedad Leo M. Davidoff a la Excelencia en la Enseñanza de Estudiantes de Medicina, y en 2021, recibió el Premio al Servicio Distinguido COVID-19 de Montefiore Einstein.