Mohammad Ali Omrani
Mohammad Ali Omrani is a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D) currently pursuing a PhD in Physiology and Pharmacology at Western University in London, Ontario. His research focuses on drug safety, effectiveness, and evidence synthesis, with expertise in meta-analyses and network meta-analyses. He has authored over five peer-reviewed publications and is a dedicated researcher in the field of pharmacoepidemiology, committed to generating high-quality evidence to inform clinical and regulatory decision-making.
He is proficient in R programming, which he uses extensively for epidemiological research and advanced evidence synthesis. Additionally, he has developed a growing interest in programming with Python to further support data-driven health research. His work also involves utilizing large pharmacovigilance databases to detect drug safety signals and conduct in-silico drug repurposing.
At Bright Health Science, he is the instructor of Biostatistics courses using R, where students learn statistical concepts and acquire practical programming skills essential for data analysis in health sciences.