Hooman is Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at Cornell/New York-Presbyterian Hospital and runs a busy Cardiology practice in Manhattan. Following matriculation from Cornell University and University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine he finished Internal Medicine Residency and Cardiology Fellowship at NewYork Hospital. He chairs the Morbidity and Mortality conference and is a member of the Department of Medicine Quality Assurance Committee, Department of Medicine Residency Interview and Selection Committee.  He has been elected to New York Magazine's Best Doctors several years running.  He is vice president of the Association of Practicing Physicians at New York Hospital and  the Medical Director of Plantable, a Whole Food Plant-Based Healthcare company.  He was born in Iran and emigrated with his family in 1979. He lives with his wife (Deborah) and sons (Kion and Liyam) in Westchester.

Hooman's CRS Story 

CRS was a transformational experience which highlighted the potential of our shared humanity to help find solutions for the world's problems.  It created a transcendent hope that our shared humanity can anchor and forward conflict resolution.  CRS helps us discover the ways that we are alike through investigating what makes us different. Through this path I hope that CRS will continue to light a fire in teenagers that will illuminate a life trajectory to better out communities and the world.