Prof. Ehab Saad

I am a board-certified Physician in Nephrology and Internal medicine and a Professor of medicine and surgery at the Medical College (MCW) of Wisconsin. The foundation of my clinical training included residency in internal medicine training followed by three fellowships in Nephrology, Geriatrics and Transplant medicines and ended with two years in graduate school to earn my master’s degree in Clinical bioethics. The Medical College of Wisconsin is a major national research center, in fact, the largest research institution in the Milwaukee metro area and 2nd largest in Wisconsin. From my academic training to now, I have a demonstrated record of accomplished and productive research projects. The last seven research projects have solely focused on renal transplantation. I bring more than 15 years of Kidney and Pancreas transplant experience and have a proven record of building a successful transplantation program within a highly regarded academic medical center. I get involved in developing the program business plan and its affiliated services by identifying strategies, objectives, and outcomes. I am heavily involved in monitoring and evaluating such plans. I direct and coordinate the clinical activities of the program and is involved in all administrative processes of the program through. I have the authority to direct and support managers with functional area responsibilities. I continue to invest the time and dedication to execute strategic plans; continually assessing the need to restructure and implement new evidence-based policies, procedures, and protocols to the kidney and pancreas transplant programs. • Quality assurance • Performance improvement • Conflict resolution • Patient safety • Strategic planning • Organizational behavior • Disruptive physician mediation

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