Abdulrahman Alsaadi

Abdulrahman Alsaadi, Ph.D. has a diverse work experience in various industries. Abdulrahman is currently the Chairman & CEO of Burgeonstar, an American multinational company focused on disrupting traditional industries and driving growth for profits. Abdulrahman is also the Chief Executive Officer of MedZon Health, a leading innovator of medical supplies, and GME Health, a clinical technology management company known for its artificial intelligence and machine learning platforms. In addition, Abdulrahman is the Chairman of HavensBerg Health, a non-profit hospital that aims to fix healthcare in the U.S., and the Chief Executive Officer of Medzon Rx, a comprehensive supplier of high-quality pharmaceuticals. Abdulrahman has previous experience as the CEO of SetNStone, a company specializing in providing materials for construction projects, and as the Executive Director of Keck Medicine of USC. Abdulrahman also served as the Director of Biomedical Engineering at Pioneer Medical Technologies, Inc. and worked as a Field Service Engineer II at MemorialCare Long Beach Medical Center. Abdulrahman is also an Executive Board Member of the National Small Business Association.

Abdulrahman Alsaadi, Ph.D. has a diverse education history. Abdulrahman holds a Doctorate of Health Administration from California Intercontinental University, specializing in Health Care Management & Leadership. Abdulrahman also has a Master of Science (M.Sc.) degree in Biomedical/Medical Engineering and a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Biomedical/Clinical/Electrical Engineering, both from California State University, Long Beach. Furthermore, they obtained an Associate of Science (AS) degree in Mechanical Engineering from Irvine Valley College.

In terms of specialized training, Abdulrahman Alsaadi has completed a course in Protecting Human Research Participants offered by the National Institutes of Health: Intramural Research Program (IRP) in 2015.

Abdulrahman has also pursued further education in prestigious institutions such as Harvard Business School, focusing on Business Analytics and Managing Healthcare Delivery, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, specializing in Artificial Intelligence. It is important to note that the specific degree names for these programs were not provided.