Omid Ghobadi
Omid Ghobadi.
- Born on 15/06/1974 in Iran -Isfahan.
- Medical Doctor
- Master of organ donation, Barcelona university, Spain, Dec 2010 and Gift of life, Philadelphia, USA
- Organ Donation Chief Coordinator of Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Dr. Masih Daneshvari Hospital, Tehran, Iran from Sep. 2004-Nov. 2013
- Vice president of MOH Organ Donation and Transplantation center from Sep. 2012 for 3 years
- TPM Faculty in Brain death family approach issue from 2013
- Vice president of Iranian Society of organ donation(NGO) Since 2016 to now
- Innovation of many projects of organ donation for Iran with Prof.Katayoun Najafizade (one of the most important Authors of organ donation in Iran) as listed below:
o Iranian brain dead cases detection system named “PPDDP” (Persian Possible Donor Detection Program) based on inspection (2012)
o Iranian family approach interviewers’ education program in Iran named “PIEP” (Persian Interviewers Education Program) (2013)
o New Model of Organ Donation in Iran named “NPOM” (New Persian Organ Procurement Model) (2015)
o The first comprehensive specific organ donation education courses in Iran, names “IrOSS” (Iranian OPUs Supportive System) (2017)
o The first system of OPUs quality control for Iran, named “IrOQS” (Iranian OPUs Quality control System) (2018)
o Coordinator Grading Program, “Iranian GCS” (Iranian Grading of Coordinators system) (2020)
o The first program for comprehensive support of OPUs, named “IrOSC” (Iranian OPUs Supporter Coordinators) (2020)
o The first specific course for brain death family approach, “IrFASC” (Iranian Family Approach Specific Course) (2021)
o The first national organ donation and transplantation registry system for Iran, named “OTRI” (Organ donation and Transplantation Registry of Iran) (2019 – 2021)
o The first Air transport system for suitable organs, named “OTSI” (Organ Transport System of Iran) (2019 – 2021)
o Writing the first worldwide brain dead family approach book, named “85 technics” includes basic and scientific methods for dealing with the brain death cases family. (2019)
