Dr. Hamed Sattari

Dr. Hamed Sattari received his Medical Doctorate (MD) in 2000 from the University of Babol in Iran. In addition to several years of practice as a family physician in Iran, Dr. Sattari has been involved in designing and managing several national clinical trials and has completed courses in advanced medical research from several institutions in the United Kingdom, United States, as well as Canada.

Upon his arrival in Canada in 2004, Dr. Sattari joined the Multiple Myeloma group at the Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto, where he worked as Clinical Researcher. In 2006, he moved to Ottawa and joined the University of Ottawa's Department of Surgery, where he was involved in clinical study design. That same year he joined the Seekers Centre team.

As Clinical Associate, Dr. Sattari is responsible for supervising intravenous treatments, specific diagnostic testing, and clinical trials, such as the Trial to Assess Chelation Therapy (TACT).

Dr. Haider Zaidan

Originally from Iraq and now amongst his new family and friends. Dr. Zaidan received his medical degree from Al-Mustansirya University College of Medicine in Baghdad Iraq in 2002. Since then he has helped the community with both medical and social issues with his main area of practice being trauma surgery. Coming to Canada in 2008 he fell in love with the Ottawa area and has since joined the Seekers Centre team.

As Clinical Associate, Dr. Zaidan is responsible for supervising intravenous treatments, specific diagnostic testing, and clinical trials, such as the Trial to Assess Chelation Therapy (TACT).