Omar Anjum

Omar Anjum is a dedicated medical professional with extensive research experience in clinical epidemiology and systematic reviews. Currently serving as a Summer Research Student at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine since May 2016, Omar has conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis on the impact of RADT on antibiotic prescriptions for acute pharyngitis, adhering to PRISMA and QUOROM guidelines. Since October 2015, involvement with the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute's Clinical Epidemiology Program has included sub-studies analyzing clinical features for risk stratification of aortic dissection. Previous experience includes research roles focusing on cardiovascular disease risk factors and hormone effects, quality assurance in engineering at Abbott Point of Care, and optimization of chemical processes at Tembec. Educational qualifications include a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) and dual Bachelor's Degrees in Biochemistry and Chemical Engineering, both from the University of Ottawa. Omar demonstrates a strong foundation in scientific inquiry and a commitment to enhancing patient care through research and academic mentorship.