Nouran Ghanem is a health services researcher and health program leader with around 8 years’ experience in health policy settings, including 6+ managing teams on multi-million dollar federally funded projects sponsored by HHS agencies. Her research leverages qualitative and mixed methods to examine neglected and persistent issues in U.S. health care, including the legacy of systemic racism.
She holds a PhD in health services research with a concentration in health policy, a Master of Science in Health Policy and a
Bachelor of Science in Psychology from George Mason University. She is the recipient of many accolades, including 30 awards for her people and project management at The MITRE Corporation; recognitions for excellence in her graduate/post-graduate studies; and awards for her performance as a policy debater in national and regional tournaments during her undergraduate career.