Patrick Diamond

Officer, Health Community

MIT Solve

Patrick Diamond is the Officer for Solve’s Health pillar. He nurtures relationships with cross-sector leaders to identify and support technological solutions to health challenges.

Before joining Solve, Patrick worked at a community health center in Baltimore building partnerships and raising funds to support critical health care services for people experiencing homelessness. Previously, he worked on Capitol Hill for the U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, and Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, where he focused on embassy security in the wake of the Benghazi attacks and postal reform, respectively.

Patrick is a lifelong devotee of Carl Sagan, and continues to be motivated by his enduring optimism. He received his BA in Global Studies from Loyola University Maryland, with a formative semester abroad in El Salvador. Patrick is a health policy student at the University of Pennsylvania.