Solidaritus Health Center

Liban Osman is a highly accomplished board-certified family nurse practitioner (FNP-C) known for his unwavering commitment to delivering relationship based high-quality, patient-centered care. Liban has recently joined Solidaritus with a philosophy of dedication in providing unmatched primary care services, determined to make incredibly exceptional healthcare experience for the school district community at Oconomowoc.

With over 8 years of experience as a primary care provider, Liban has cultivated a robust skill set within large healthcare systems, including esteemed institutions like the Mayo Clinic and Banner Health System. His expertise spans comprehensive family medicine, with a particular interest in managing chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes, and a strong focus on preventative care medicine. Liban is deeply committed to serving underserved communities, having gained extensive experience in Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) and other community-based healthcare settings. Liban’s passion for medicine stems from a core belief that everyone deserves access to high quality, affordable healthcare. He is an agent of change, constantly seeking to make a tangible difference in the lives of his patients and the broader community. This philosophy is evident in his practice at Solidaritus, where he provides a wide range of services designed to promote long-term health and well-being.

Liban is originally from East Africa. In his leisure time, he enjoys the thrill of soccer and cherishes moments spent with his family. A keen traveler, Liban is passionate about exploring foreign countries and immersing himself in diverse cultures, with a memorable highlight being his most recent visit to the ancient Egyptian pyramids. Liban has multi-lingual experience and enjoys learning and improving on new foreign languages.

As a sixth-generation resident of the Oconomowoc area, my roots run deep in this community. My family farm has stood just outside of town since 1849, and today I live in the same home where both my father and I grew up. My husband and I are now raising our 10-year-old daughter surrounded by generations of tradition, connection, and community.

My journey into healthcare began in the admitting department of a local ER, where I discovered just how powerful kindness and calm can be in moments of crisis. Inspired to do more, I applied for and received a scholarship for medical assistant schooling. I pursued medical assistant training at Herzing University, graduating with honors and earning a place on the President’s List. That experience – and the scholarship that helped make it possible – shaped not just my skills, but my calling.

Now stepping into my new role as a Medical Assistant for Solidaritus, l’m excited to bring both clinical training and heartfelt dedication to those I serve. Whether at work or at home, I believe in showing up fully, listening closely, and tending to the wellbeing of those around me – just as generations before me have done.