Deen Mohammed

Dr. Nuru-Deen Mohammed (a.k.a Dr. Deen) is a healthcare management expert by training, an educator by temperament, and a consultant by choice. He has taught in higher education for the past five (5) years. Prior to joining Walden University, he was the Executive Director of Health Services Administration for the second-largest University Hospital in Africa.
Dr. Deen has been in healthcare for the past twenty years. Interestingly, his advanced degrees are all in business and management. His philosophy for health maintenance and passion for health information management and clinical decision support have helped him to maintain a focus in the field for two decades.
Dr. Deen is a Certified High School Business Education Teacher from the State of Ohio. He is a member of the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA).
As an educator, Dr. Deen believes that an educator should create and impart knowledge, ideas, and actions that prepare students with the capabilities to advance their individual lives and careers and to promote the worth, dignity, and development of society.
His research areas include but are not limited to care coordination, and technology influence on health.
Dr. Deen is a social change advocate and volunteers as the Vice president for Foundation and Development at the Phoenix Global Humanitarian Foundation. He has been a volunteer adjunct instructor at the University of the People since 2018.
Dr. Deen is a husband and a father. He enjoys soccer, traveling, and meditation.

Education

EdD, ST. THOMAS UNIVERSITY

MS, INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

BA, FELICIAN UNIVERSITY