Kamran serves as an advisor to CIEL. He is the co-founder and CEO of PayCure, a digital health platform that connects patients, providers, and payors through provider discovery, price transparency, and point-of-care financing for elective medical procedures. He also serves as an advisor to the American Heart Association.
A licensed physician, Kamran brings more than 17 years of C-level leadership and management experience running large, networked, high-volume healthcare systems. His work spans strategy development, health systems strengthening in mixed and complex healthcare systems, and people and partnership management across the private and public sectors.
His health policy and public health experience covers work with governments, multilateral organizations, regulatory bodies, large donors, and the nonprofit sector. He has consulted for The World Bank Group on public-private partnerships in healthcare, as well as for the World Economic Forum, the World Health Organization, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, KfW, PSI, and DAI.
Kamran is a Bernard Lown Scholar and Visiting Scientist in Global Health at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, where his work focuses on preventing cardiovascular disease and promoting cardiovascular health in developing countries. He is also a Climate & Health Equity Practice Fellow in the inaugural cohort at the George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health, a fellowship that trains physician leaders in climate medicine across the Global South.
Kamran earned his MBBS from Ziauddin University and completed the INSEAD Social Entrepreneurship Programme.