Isam Vaid is a seasoned public health scientist, practitioner, and researcher with over a decade and a half of professional experience. Throughout his career, he has focused on preventing, detecting, and treating chronic diseases, especially heart disease and stroke, along with their risk factors. He has significant expertise in minority health issues and health disparities within various communities. These communities often face challenges linked to socioeconomics, health conditions, health outcomes, and premature death. His professional mission is centered on achieving health equity for all, showcasing a comprehensive skill set in public health.

His extensive experience has garnered respect and appreciation from his peers. He is also deeply involved in intersecting public health with faith-based communities and social determinants of health, where he is frequently sought after for his earnest and passionate efforts in addressing complex issues. His long-standing work in interfaith initiatives underscores community building, peace efforts, and environmental justice.

Over the years, Isam Vaid has received numerous accolades for his contributions to the employment of disabled persons and his enduring impact on public health. Outside of his professional endeavors, he enjoys participating in philanthropic and environmental volunteer work, and he is an avid enthusiast of outdoor activities, the arts, and travel.