Operational Medicine Institute (OMI) at Harvard Medical School

[Eric K. Noji, M.D.]

The Operational Medicine Institute

The Operational Medicine Institute (OMI) provides critical mission support and training to medical personnel, humanitarians, first responders, security personnel and military agencies serving on humanity's frontiers. The four pillars of OMI–tactical medicine, humanitarian intervention, disaster preparedness and response, and unconventional diplomacy–are designed to capture the increasingly interwoven nature of conflict response.

The staff at Operational Medicine Institute are leaders in the fields of tactical medicine, disaster response, humanitarian aid and unconventional diplomacy. The OMI staff combines extensive academic and scientific knowldege with years of practical experience. During the past 20 years, The OMI staff have worked on the ground in over 100 nations and have a wide network of connections in Africa, South Asia, Latin America and Russia.

• Co- Director: David W. Callaway, MD, MPA
• Co- Director: Amado Alejandro Báez, MD, MSc, MPH
• Associate Director: Ali Raja, MD, MBA
• Chief of Security Operations/ Training: Mike Maxwell, IDMT, SOIDC-I/T, EMT-P
• Senior Advisor: Gregory R. Ciottone, MD, FACEP
• Senior Advisor: Eric K. Noji, MD, MPH, FACEP
• Senior Advisor: Jon Burstein, MD, MPH
• Senior Advisor: Barry E. Wante