Sam Gharbi

Co-Founder at Arya Health

Overview

Sam Gharbi is a Co-Founder at Arya Health [1]. Gharbi holds a Doctor of Medicine from McGill University [9] and completed an Internal Medicine Residency Program at The University of British Columbia [10]. Gharbi has experience as a Medical Information Officer in the hospital and health care industry, with skills in Health Informatics, Healthcare Information Technology, Electronic Medical Record systems, Cerner, and Health Information Systems [2], and holds a Master's Program in Clinical Informatics from Oregon Health and Science University [2]. Gharbi has served as a Physician at Vancouver Coastal Health since September 2014 [4] and previously held the position of Associate Chief Medical Information Officer at Vancouver Coastal Health from September 2014 to January 2019 [5]. Prior roles include Subject Matter Expert and Physician Go Live Support at Cerner Corporation from January 2013 to January 2020 [6] and Medical Director and Advisory Board Member at Medeo from January 2013 to June 2014 [7].

Profile introduction
Source excerptLinkedIn [2]

Experienced Medical Information Officer with a demonstrated history of working in the hospital & health care industry. Skilled in Health Informatics, Healthcare Information Technology (HIT), Electronic Medical Record (EMR), Cerner, and Health Information Systems. Strong information technology professional with a Master's Program focused in Clinical Informatics from Oregon Health and Science University.

Career history

  1. Co-FounderJan 2015 to presentArya Health
  2. PhysicianSep 2014 to presentVancouver Coastal Health
  3. Associate Chief Medical Information OfficerSep 2014 to Jan 2019Vancouver Coastal Health
  4. Subject Matter Expert & Physician Go Live SupportJan 2013 to Jan 2020Cerner Corporation
  5. Medical Director and Advisory Board MemberJan 2013 to Jun 2014Medeo

Education

  1. Bachelor of Science - BS, Biology2001 - 2004McGill University
  2. Doctor of Medicine - MD, Medicine2004 - 2008McGill University
  3. FRCPC, Internal Medicine Residency Program2008 - 2013The University of British Columbia

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