Overview
Farzad Soleimani holds the position of Healthcare Partner at 1984 Ventures, a role Soleimani has occupied since August 2019[1][2], having previously served as Venture Partner at the same firm from January 2018 to July 2019[3]. Soleimani holds an M.D. from Stanford University School of Medicine, earned between 2003 and 2007[12], and completed emergency medicine residency training at Baylor College of Medicine[11]. Soleimani earned an M.B.A. from Stanford University Graduate School of Business between 2007 and 2009[10]. In academic and institutional roles, Soleimani serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine since February 2023[5], having previously held the rank of Assistant Professor there from August 2015 to February 2023[6]. Soleimani also holds positions as Lecturer in Management and Entrepreneurship at Rice Business since August 2017[4], Adjunct Professor in Bioengineering at Rice University since July 2018[7], and Advisor to the TMCx Accelerator at Texas Medical Center since August 2015[8].
Career history
- Healthcare PartnerAug 2019 to present1984 Ventures
- Venture PartnerJan 2018 to Jul 20191984 Ventures
- Lecturer in Management and EntrepreneurshipAug 2017 to presentRice Business - Jones Graduate School of Business
- Associate Professor, Department of Emergency MedicineFeb 2023 to presentBaylor College of Medicine
- Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency MedicineAug 2015 to Feb 2023Baylor College of Medicine
- Adjunct Professor in BioengineeringJul 2018 to presentRice University
- Advisor, TMCx AcceleratorAug 2015 to presentTexas Medical Center
- Associate Director, Biodesign Fellowship ProgramAug 2015 to Aug 2018Texas Medical Center
Education
M.B.A, Master's in Business Administration2007 - 2009Stanford University Graduate School of Business
- Emergency Medicine Residency Training at Baylor College of Medicine
M.D., Medicine2003 - 2007Stanford University School of Medicine
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