Strengthening Our Global Impact: Welcome Seemi Qaiser
At Global Treehouse, our mission to transform children’s palliative care relies on building a powerful ecosystem of innovation and partnership.
We are thrilled to announce a significant addition to the Global Treehouse family: Seemi Qaiser, who joins us as our Digital Innovation and AI Lead to further accelerate our shared work. Seemi's arrival comes at a pivotal time as we deepen our commitment to strengthening care systems globally and exploring how digital innovation and AI can transform compassion-based care for children and families.
Seemi Qaiser is a digital healthcare leader focused on applying emerging technologies to real-world healthcare challenges. Across these settings, she has focused on co-designing solutions with clinicians, building scalable digital programs, and guiding the responsible adoption of AI in complex care environments. She has led digital and data-driven initiatives across complex health systems, with a particular emphasis on usability, accessibility, and impact. With a background in global health, Seemi is passionate about ensuring innovation is practical, equitable and grounded in the needs of patients, families and providers.
“Seemi joining Global Treehouse reflects our growing commitment to ensuring children’s palliative care is actively shaping - and benefiting from - the future of responsible healthcare innovation ”
She holds a Master's in Global and Population Health from Harvard University and an Honours BSc in Global Health from the University of Toronto. Her work has been recognized with an Innovation Award from the Government of Canada for her work on a national vaccination application and an Above and Beyond Award from the World Bank for her work coordinating senior policymakers during the COVID-19 response.
At Global Treehouse, Seemi Qaiser will help lead our growing work on responsible AI and technology in children’s palliative care, shape our forthcoming international innovation challenge, and strengthen collaborations and digital approaches that help providers learn, improve and scale quality care globally. We are confident that her leadership will significantly enhance our ability to deliver sustainable, high-quality palliative care systems worldwide.
“My work has always been grounded in the belief that good technology doesn’t fix broken systems on its own, but the right tools in the right hands can shift what’s possible. That’s what drew me to Global Treehouse, and I’m looking forward to finding where those shifts can happen across children’s palliative care systems.”