Dr. Naheed Ali, MD, PhD

Bio

Naheed Ali, MD, PhD, is a physician by education and a writer by choice since 2005. He earned an MD degree in 2008 and later completed Harvard Medical School's lifestyle medicine training in 2012, before obtaining a PhD in holistic health elsewhere in 2013. He’s also certified in clinical research by National Institutes of Health (NIH).

For years, Dr. Ali taught at colleges in the US where he lectured on various biomedical topics and delivered over 2000 hours of live presentations. He is also the author of numerous books from major New York publishers. They can be found on the shelves of 1000s of libraries worldwide. He brings more than 15 years of experience writing remotely and has more than 15 years of health-related publications to his credit. Now a digital nomad, he’s currently a medical journalist and copywriter for hire. His online home is HealthcarePropulsion.com.

EDUCATION

College of Natural Health - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) - 2013
Harvard University School of Medicine - Certification, Lifestyle Medicine and Nutrition - 2012
National Institutes of Health (NIH) - Certification, Clinical Research - 2009
Xavier University School of Medicine - Doctor of Medicine (MD) - 2008
Adelphi University - Bachelor of Science (BSc) - 2005

EXPERIENCE

Healthcare Propulsion

Freelance writer of, books, articles, grant proposals, letters, reports, social media posts, emails, ebooks, and guest posts....

Various Universities

Adjunct professor
WebCT, iCampus, and Citrix

De Gryter

Data scientist for international scale research project
Assessed demographics for R & D

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

He was published as the sole author of a research journal article while still an undergrad in college: Roles Of Proteins And Omega-3/Omega-6 Fatty Acids In Cardiovascular Nutrition. At the time, he was the only person in the United States to accomplish such a feat.
He previously published 100+ articles for NY Times Company’s About.com (Now Verywell.com)
He provided 2000+ hours of live PowerPoint presentations during his tenure as an adjunct clinical faculty member at various U.S. universities.