Dr. Arshad Rahim is the Chief Medical Officer and Senior Vice President for Population Health for Mount Sinai Health System and the Mount Sinai Clinically integrated Network. He is responsible for the clinical programs and teams that drive performance in 475K Lives, including 200K with downside financial risk, and 6000 providers in the CIN. The programs drive increase access to care, ambulatory quality, reduce unnecessary utilization in any facility and keep patients at home and in the ambulatory setting. He is actively practicing primary care internist and hospitalist at Mount Sinai Hospital.
Dr. Rahim has over 15 years of healthcare industry leadership experience at innovative companies including as Vice President of Quality Improvement for Lumeris, a population health and analytics company; a Group Vice President of Quality Improvement and Innovation at Healthgrades; and a Director at Sg2, a health care intelligence, analytics, and services company for many hospitals and health systems throughout the country.
Dr. Rahim has a BA in Economics from Duke University, MD from the University of North Carolina, and an MBA from Emory University. He completed his internal medicine residency at Yale University and Northwestern University.
