Dr Reem Hasan
Biography
Dr Reem Hasan is a senior clinician and healthcare leader with over 20 years’ experience in medicine.
She is a practising NHS General Practitioner in central London and Group Chief Medical Officer, with a career spanning clinical care, population health, healthcare leadership, and national-level service transformation.
She graduated from Newcastle University in 2005, where she was awarded the Rupert Kelly Prize in Psychiatry. Since then, she has built a diverse and distinguished clinical career across NHS, private, prison, and charitable healthcare settings, including Harley Street and City-based practice. She also led a women’s health charity clinic in Camden for over a decade, providing accessible, community-based care for women with complex and underserved health needs.
Dr Hasan’s work is underpinned by a strong commitment to preventative health, early diagnosis, and reducing health inequalities. She has a particular interest in women’s health, mental health, lifestyle medicine, screening and prevention, and longevity, with a focus on holistic, evidence-based approaches to improving long-term health outcomes.
She is a passionate advocate for mental health and workplace wellbeing and serves as a Wellbeing Guardian, supporting organisations to embed compassionate, sustainable cultures of care. In addition, she is InHealth’s Freedom to Speak Up Guardian and Research Lead, strengthening clinical governance, patient safety, and innovation across the organisation.
Known for her clear, authoritative, and highly relatable communication style, Dr Hasan brings a rare combination of frontline clinical insight and strategic leadership. She is a trusted voice in healthcare, regularly contributing to public discourse on health, wellbeing, prevention, and the future of patient-centred care.
MBBS MRCGP DCH DRCOG DFSRH DOccMed Dip IBLM
In the media
The top misconceptions turning men away from prostate cancer screening
Body Changes In Midlife And When To See Your Doctor | HuffPost UK Life
Why men don’t talk to the GP about prostate cancer
The surprising ways women's bodies change as we get older | Woman & Home
5 Simple Habits For Better Health, Wellbeing and Ageing | Marie Claire UK