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Hilal-i-Imtiaz & Sitara-i-Imtiaz

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Umar

Vice Chancellor, Rawalpindi Medical University

Distinguished Gastroenterologist & Hepatologist

MBBS FCPS FRCP (London) FRCP (Glasgow) FACG AGAF FASGE
40+
Years of Service
200+
Research Publications
7+
Books Authored
50+
International Lectures
13+
PhD Programs Initiated

πŸ“Š Research Impact Metrics

Citation metrics from Google Scholar and ResearchGate

2,961+
Google Scholar Citations
Google Scholar Profile
23+
h-index
Google Scholar
41+
i10-index
Publications with β‰₯10 citations
~200
Total Publications
ResearchGate & Google Scholar

A Legacy of Excellence

Four decades of transformative leadership in medical education and healthcare

A 40-Year Journey of Excellence

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Umar stands as a pioneering figure in Pakistan's medical education landscape. As the inaugural Rawalian Principal of Rawalpindi Medical College and the founding Vice Chancellor of Rawalpindi Medical University, he has dedicated his career to advancing medical education and healthcare delivery.

"In a testament to dedication and national commitment, Prof. Umar has served as Vice Chancellor since 2017 without accepting any pay, allowances, privileges, or official car from the Government of Punjab and HEC β€” a service entirely voluntary and exemplifying true leadership."

His remarkable journey began as a distinguished graduate of the second batch of Rawalpindi Medical College in 1981, where he graduated with distinction and received multiple academic awards. Throughout his career, Dr. Umar achieved numerous milestones, becoming the first Rawalian FCPS, Assistant Professor, Professor, and ultimately Principal at RMC.

Under his visionary leadership, Rawalpindi Medical University achieved remarkable recognition, being ranked as the top Medical University in Pakistan by Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings in 2021 and 2023. The undergraduate MBBS program rose from 6th to 1st position in merit rankings within just three years.

National Honors & Recognition

Celebrating excellence in medical service and leadership

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2024

Hilal-i-Imtiaz

Conferred by President Asif Ali Zardari for distinguished medical services and outstanding contributions to healthcare.

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2015

Sitara-i-Imtiaz

Awarded by President Mamnoon Hussain for exceptional contributions to patient care and leadership in liver and gastrointestinal diseases.

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2021

Punjab Governor Award

Recognized for extraordinary performance as Vice Chancellor during challenging times.

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2010

ACG Governor Award

Best Services Governor Award by the American College of Gastroenterology.

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2012

HEC & PMDC Best Professional Award

Awarded for outstanding professional and educational services in advancing medical education.

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Multiple Years

Sarwar Zuberi Research Award

Presented by Pakistan Society of Gastroenterology for groundbreaking research in Hepatology.

Distinguished Career Journey

Four decades of progressive leadership and clinical excellence

2017 – Present

Vice Chancellor & CEO

Rawalpindi Medical University & Allied Hospitals

Founding VC transforming RMU into Pakistan's top-ranked medical university. Leading innovative curriculum reforms, research initiatives, and international collaborations.

  • CEO: Holy Family Hospital, Benazir Bhutto Hospital, Rawalpindi Teaching Hospital 2013–Present
  • Executive Director: Rawalpindi Institute of Cardiology (RIC) 2020
  • Executive Director: Rawalpindi Institute of Urology & Transplant (RIUT) 2021–2023
  • Member: Prime Minister's Health Task Force & Zero Diabetes Initiative 2025
  • Project Secretary: New Teaching Complex, RMU 2009–Present
2013 – 2017

Principal

Rawalpindi Medical College

First Rawalian Principal, revolutionizing medical education through curriculum innovation and infrastructure development across three teaching hospitals.

  • Dean, Department of Medicine: Rawalpindi Medical College 2010–2017
  • Clinical Director: Holy Family Hospital 2007–2010
  • Secretary, Academic Council: Rawalpindi Medical College 2008
2003 – 2017

Professor of Medicine & Chief

Gastroenterology and Hepatology Division

Established first GI & Liver Clinic, pioneered advanced endoscopic procedures including ERCP, EUS, and RFA in Northern Pakistan.

  • Head, Department of Medicine & Gastroenterology: Holy Family Hospital 2003–2017
1993 – 2003

Associate Professor of Medicine

Rawalpindi Medical College

Advanced therapeutic endoscopy services, conducted pioneering research on Hepatitis B and C, established Rawalian Research Forum.

1986 – 1993

Assistant Professor of Medicine

Rawalpindi Medical College

First Rawalian to achieve Assistant Professor position, developed expertise in gastroenterology and hepatology.

1985 – 1986

Senior Registrar, Medicine

Holy Family Hospital, Rawalpindi

Advanced clinical training and patient care responsibilities.

1982 – 1985

Registrar (Resident), Medicine

Holy Family Hospital, Rawalpindi

Residency training in internal medicine with focus on gastroenterology.

1982

Lecturer in Physiology

Rawalpindi Medical College

Taught physiology to undergraduate medical students.

1981 – 1982

House Officer (Medicine)

Holy Family Hospital, Rawalpindi

Internship training in internal medicine.

1981

MBBS with Distinction

Rawalpindi Medical College

Best Graduate among male students, First Position in 2nd and 3rd Professional MBBS, President Gold Medal recipient.

  • Distinction: Forensic Medicine, 3rd Professional MBBS 1979
  • Honor: Pharmacology 1979
  • First Position: 2nd Professional MBBS 1978
SERVICE β€’ COMMITMENT β€’ LEGACY

Payback Mission

A commitment to national service, institutional development, and leadership through example.

A COMMITMENT TO NATIONAL SERVICE

Service Beyond Self

As a matter of pride, commitment, and role modeling, I have had the privilege of serving as the Founding Vice Chancellor of my alma mater, Rawalpindi Medical University (RMU), from 2017 to date.

During this period, I have voluntarily served the institution without accepting any salary, allowances, privileges, official vehicle, or other financial perks from the Government of Punjab or the Higher Education Commission (HEC).

My service has been entirely voluntary and reflects a personal commitment to national service, institutional development, and giving back to society without monetary benefit.

Financial Impact & Volunteer Service

Rs. 100 Million

Salary & Financial Benefits Surrendered

Salary and other financial benefits voluntarily surrendered over a period of 9 years.

9 Years of Voluntary Service
Rs. 20 Million

Regular Personal Donations

Regular donations of approximately Rs. 200,000 per month in support of institutional and educational development.

Rs. 200,000 Monthly
Rs. 40 Million

Family Donations

Financial support and donations contributed by the family over the last 15 years.

15 Years of Support
Rs. 100 Million

Honorary Peer Faculty Contributions

Estimated institutional contribution through honorary peer faculty members and professionals providing services on a voluntary basis.

Volunteer Professional Services
ESTIMATED COMBINED FINANCIAL & SERVICE IMPACT
Rs. 260 Million+

A collective contribution through surrendered financial benefits, personal donations, family support, and volunteer professional services.

VOLUNTARY PROFESSIONAL CONTRIBUTION

Honorary Peer Faculty & Volunteer Leadership

At my request, distinguished honorary peer faculty members and senior professionals have contributed their expertise and services to Rawalpindi Medical University without receiving remuneration, supporting the university's academic, administrative, research, and institutional development objectives.

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Controller of Examinations Academic & Examination Administration
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Professor of Research Research & Academic Development
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Director, PhD Program Doctoral Education & Research
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Registrar Institutional & Administrative Leadership
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Consultant to Vice Chancellor Strategic Institutional Support
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Chair, Working BASAR Institutional Planning & Development
THE SPIRIT OF PAYBACK

The Payback Mission represents a philosophy of service based on the belief that education, leadership, and institutional success carry a responsibility to give back to society.

Through voluntary service, personal financial contributions, family support, and the engagement of honorary professionals, this commitment seeks to create a lasting institutional legacy for future generations.

Service Beyond Self Leadership Through Example Investment in Future Generations

Academic Profile

Qualifications, awards, and leadership positions spanning four decades

πŸŽ“ Academic & Professional Qualifications

  • 1985FCPS – Fellow of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Pakistan (Medicine)
  • 2006FRCP (London) – Fellow, Royal College of Physicians, London
  • 2006FRCP (Glasgow) – Fellow, Royal College of Physicians, Glasgow
  • 2003FACG – Fellow, American College of Gastroenterology
  • 2007AGAF – Fellow, American Gastroenterology Association
  • 2022FPISM – Fellow, Pakistan Society of Internal Medicine
  • 2007ASGE – Member, American Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy
  • 1984MCPS – Member, College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (Medicine)
  • 1981MBBS – With Distinction, Punjab University Lahore
  • 1974HSSC – Pre-Medical, First Division (72%), Murray College, Sialkot
  • 1972SSC – First Division (75%), High School Kotli Loharan, Sialkot First Position

πŸ… Awards & Honors

  • 2024Hilal-i-Imtiaz – President of Pakistan
  • 2015Sitara-i-Imtiaz – President of Pakistan
  • 2010ACG Governor Award – American College of Gastroenterology
  • 2021Governor Award – Extraordinary Performance as VC RMU
  • 2012HEC & PMDC Best Professional Award
  • MultipleSarwar Zuberi Research Award – PSG
  • 1979President Gold Medal – 3rd Professional MBBS
  • 1979President College Crest – Distinction in Forensic Medicine
  • 2011Prime Minister's Appreciation – CLD Establishment
  • 2021Speaker Punjab Assembly Appreciation – COVID-19 Services
  • 2010Chief Minister KPK Appreciation – Flood Relief Project

πŸ“š Positions & Academic Achievements

  • Best Graduate – Amongst boys' students, session 1974-80
  • Distinction – Forensic Medicine, 3rd Professional MBBS
  • Honor – Pharmacology, 1979
  • First Position – 3rd Professional MBBS, Rawalpindi Medical College, 1979
  • First Position – 2nd Professional MBBS, Rawalpindi Medical College, 1978

πŸ›οΈ Executive Leadership Summary

  • 2017–PresentVice Chancellor – Rawalpindi Medical University
  • 2013–PresentCEO – Holy Family Hospital, Benazir Bhutto Hospital, Rawalpindi Teaching Hospital
  • 2020Executive Director – Rawalpindi Institute of Cardiology (RIC)
  • 2021–2023Executive Director – Rawalpindi Institute of Urology & Transplant (RIUT)
  • 2013–2017Principal – Rawalpindi Medical College
  • 2003–2017Professor & Chief – Gastroenterology & Hepatology
  • 2010–2017Dean, Department of Medicine – Rawalpindi Medical College
  • 2025Member – Prime Minister's Health Task Force
  • 2025Member – Prime Minister's Zero Diabetes Initiative
  • 2009–PresentProject Secretary – New Teaching Complex, RMU

Full career timeline with detailed positions is available in the Career Journey section above.

Research & Publications

Over 200 research papers, 7 books, and numerous international contributions

🎀 SCIENTIFIC PAPER PRESENTATIONS

National & International Invited Lectures and Presentations

πŸ‡΅πŸ‡° National Presentations
1992β€œEndoscopic Gastritis” – Annual Medical Conference of Gastroenterology, Rawalpindi, Pakistan.
1997Clinical Spectrum of Liver Diseases due to HCV – PMA Conference, Rawalpindi, Pakistan.
1997Management of Acute Variceal Bleeding – Annual International Conference of Gastroenterology, Lahore, Pakistan.
1998Viral Hepatitis – National Conference of PMA, Rawalpindi, Pakistan.
1998Association of Duodenitis with Duodenal Ulcer – World Congress of Gastroenterology, Vienna, Austria.
2000Sero-epidemiology of HCV & HBV in Northern Pakistan – SAARC Research Forum on Liver Disease, Aga Khan University, Karachi.
2000Spectrum of Chronic Liver Diseases in Northern Pakistan – 16th International Conference of Gastroenterology, Peshawar.
2001Management of Variceal Bleeding – Guest Lecture, Aga Khan University, Karachi.
2002Viral Hepatitis in Pakistan – Invited Lecture, 18th International Congress of Gastroenterology, Karachi.
2002Recent Trends in Therapy of Hepatitis-B – Invited Lecture, 18th International Congress of Gastroenterology, Karachi.
2002Natural History of Hepatitis C – Invited Lecture, 18th International Congress of Gastroenterology, Karachi.
2002Management of Acute Variceal Bleeding – Liver Symposium, Holy Family Hospital, Rawalpindi.
2002Sero-prevalence of Hepatitis B and C in Pakistan – Invited Lecture, Sindh Institute of Urology, Karachi.
2002Progression of Hepatitis C from Acute Hepatitis to HCC – Liver Symposium, HFH, Rawalpindi.
2003Management of Hepatitis C in the New Millennium – State-of-the-art Lecture, PSG Congress, Lahore.
2003Sero-prevalence of Hepatitis in Pakistan – Invited Lecture, 19th PSG Congress, Lahore.
2003Management of Acute Variceal Bleed – National Conference of PMA, Rawalpindi.
2003Management of GERD – National Conference of PMA, Rawalpindi.
2003Hepatitis B & C – National Conference on Serious Health Hazards, Islamabad.
2003National Practice Guidelines for Management of Hepatitis B & C – National Consultative Group Meeting, Islamabad.
2003Newer Trends in Management of Portal Hypertension – 3rd National Symposium of PSH, Aga Khan University, Karachi.
2004Therapy for Chronic Hepatitis C Non-Responders & Relapsers – 4th International Conference of PSH, Karachi.
2005Preventive Strategies for Hepatitis B – PSG International Conference, Peshawar.
2007Extrahepatic Manifestation of Hepatitis C – PSG International Conference, Lahore.
2007Hepatitis B in Pakistan – PSH International Conference, Lahore.
2008Liver Transplantation in Pakistan – PSH International Conference, Lahore.
2008Seroprevalence of Hepatitis C in Pakistan – PSH International Conference, Lahore.
2008Treatment Strategies for Hepatitis C – PSG International Conference, Quetta.
2009Treatment of Hepatorenal Syndrome – PSH International Conference, Lahore.
2009Spectrum of Hepatitis C Disease in Pakistan – PSH International Conference, Lahore.
2009National Consensus Guidelines on Diagnosis and Management of Hepatitis C – PSG International Conference, Lahore.
2010Understanding and Implementing National Consensus Guidelines for Hepatitis C – PSH International Conference, Bhurban.
2010Understanding and Implementing National Consensus Guidelines for Hepatitis C – PSG International Conference, Lahore.
2011PSH and PSG Hepatitis Treatment Guidelines – PSG Conference, FFH Rawalpindi.
2012Is Conventional IFN Dead in 2012? – PSH Conference, PC Rawalpindi.
2012Cost-Effective Approach in Treatment of Chronic Hepatitis C – PSG Conference, PC Karachi.
2012HCV / HBV-related HCC – 17th Cancer Conference, PC Rawalpindi.
2013Hepatitis C in Pakistan – AFIP Rawalpindi.
2013Hepatitis C in Pakistan – APPNA Meeting, Karachi.
2015Stopping Treatment of Hepatitis B – AFIP Rawalpindi.
2016Update on Hepatitis C Treatment in Special Populations – PSG Conference.
2016Discussion of PSH HCV Management Guidelines – PSH Conference, PC Karachi.
2017Management of Hepatitis B – PSG Conference, Karachi.
2018Eradication of Hepatitis C in Pakistan – PSG Conference, Lahore.
2022Research Model of RMU – Annual Research Conference of RMU, Rawalpindi.
2026Role of ALT in Diagnosis of Fatty Liver Disease – Mid Summer Conference PSIM, Nathia Gali, KPK.
2026National Academic Framework of Medical Education in Pakistan – Lady Ready Hospital, Peshawar, KPK.
🌍 International Presentations
2007Post Liver Transplant Experience in Pakistani Patients – APASL, Kyoto, Japan.
2008Pattern of ETR in Chronic Hepatitis C with INF+RIB – APASL, Seoul, Korea.
2008Hepatitis C in Pakistan – 8th Euro Asian Association of Gastroenterologists, Baku, Azerbaijan.
2008Role of Endotherapy in Acute Variceal Bleeding – Asia Pacific Digestive Week (APDW), New Delhi, India.
2008Cirrhotic versus Non-Cirrhotic Portal Hypertension – IASGO World Congress, Istanbul, Turkey.
2008Management of Hepato-renal Syndrome – 5th Hepato-Gastroenterology Congress, Istanbul, Turkey.
2008Management of Hepato-renal and Hepato-pulmonary Syndrome – Postgraduate Course, Cairo, Egypt.
2008Medical Management of Viral Related HCC – 4th Single Topic Conference, Bali, Indonesia.
2008Medical Management of Viral Related HCC – 16th International Postgraduate Course, Athens, Greece.
2009Endotherapy: Past, Present and Future – International Congress of Abu Dhabi.
2009New Management Strategies for HCV Nonresponders and Relapsers – Damascus, Syria.
2009Management of Refractory Variceal Bleeding – 5th APASL Single Topic Conference, Istanbul, Turkey.
2009Controversies in Hepatitis B – Asia Hep Forum, Malaysia.
2009Endoscopic Management for Acute Variceal Bleed – IASGO Conference, Beijing, China.
2009OMED Standardization of Endoscopy Department in the Developing World – Gastro 2009, London, UK.
2010Prevention of Hepatitis B & C in Hemodialysis Patients – 20th APASL Conference, Beijing, China.
2011Chronic Viral Hepatitis in Children – 21st APASL Conference, Bangkok, Thailand.
2011Management of Acute Variceal Bleeding: Current Standards – APDW 2011.
2011End Stage Liver Disease and Liver Transplant, Pakistani Perspective – International Liver Symposium, India.
2011WGO guidelines and cascades: from concept to clinical practice – Gastro Antalya, Turkey.
2011NASH in Myanmar – Invited Lecture.
2013Hepatitis C in Pakistan – RMCANA, USA.
2013A critical review of current strategies for management of chronic viral hepatitis C – APDW, Shanghai, China.
2014Stopping the Treatment of Hepatitis B – APDW, Bali, Indonesia.
2015Portal Hypertension – APASL, Turkey.
2018Challenges of Medical Education in Pakistan – APPNA Annual Meeting, Washington, USA.
2021University Resident Program in RMU – APPNA Annual Conference, Orlando, USA.
2023Excellence in Medical Education – RMCAANA Meeting, Orlando, USA.
2024Meeting the Sustainable Development Goals for a Medical University – APPNA RAMCAANA, Washington, UK.
2024Data-Driven Strategies for Hepatitis C Management (2013-2024) – 58th APAN, Tokyo, Japan.
2024RMU Research Model – Zoom Meeting Invited Lecture.
2025Gastroenterology Training in Pakistan – APGNA, Orlando, USA.
πŸ“š BOOKS & BOOK CHAPTERS

Authored Books, Chapters, Manuals & Guidelines

Book Chapters
1988Obstetrics and Perinatal Care for Developing Countries – Pakistan Contributing Author
2000Gynecology & Obstetrics for Developing Countries Book Chapter
2010Liver Diseases – Chapter: "Sero-markers of Hepatitis B" Book Chapter Author
2011Gastroenterology – Chapter: "Chronic Pancreatitis" Book Chapter Author
2020Gynecology – Chapter: "Hyperglycemia in Pregnancy" Book Chapter Author
Clinical Manuals
1998Dealing with Hepatitis C: Diagnosis & Treatment Guide Author
1998Hepatitis A, B & C for Patient Education and Awareness Author
1999Training Manual for Specialists and Staff of Awareness Hospitals Author
2009Guidelines for House Officers Co-author
2009Hospital Formulary (First Edition) Author
2009Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for Health Professionals Author
2016Dengue: Training and Clinical Management Manual Author
2021Putting the Patient First Co-author
Clinical Practice Guidelines
2009Guidelines for the Management of Medical Emergencies
2002Guidelines for Water Purification and Decontamination of Medical Equipment
2015Hepatitis C Management Preventing Guideline (JRMC)
Institutional Reports & Public Health Publications
2021COVID-19 Response Report, Rawalpindi Medical University
2022COVID-19 Response Report, Rawalpindi Medical University
2022RMU Flood Relief Programme Report
2022Breast Cancer Awareness Programme Report
2002Burden of Liver Diseases in Teaching Hospitals of RMU (1998–2001)
2009Disinfection and Hand Hygiene: Standard Hand Washing Steps
🌍 International Publications

Complete List of International Research Papers

20031. Hasnain SS, Umar M, Abbas Z, et al. Immunogenicity of 10 and 20ΞΌg hepatitis B vaccine in a two-dose schedule. Vaccine. 21(23):3179-85.
20102. Umar M, Khaar HB, Ahmad M, et al. Hepatitis C in Pakistan: a review of available data. Hepatitis Monthly. 10(3):205.
20123. Mirza S, Siddiqui AR, Hamid S, Umar M, et al. Extent of liver inflammation in predicting response. BMC Gastroenterology. 12:1-0.
20144. Umar M, Khan AG, Abbas Z, et al. WGO global guidelines: hepatitis C. J Clin Gastroenterol. 48(3):204-17.
20145. Khan HA, Umar M, Nisar G, et al. Safety of propofol sedation in ERCP. Arab J Gastroenterol. 15(1):32-5.
20146. Khurram M, Qayyum W, Hassan SJ, Umar M, et al. Dengue hemorrhagic fever comparison. J Infect Public Health. 7(6):489-95.
20157. Taha M, Tanaka J, Tarifi H, Umar M, et al. Strategies to manage HCV burden. J Viral Hepat. 22:42-65.
20208. Roberts I, Shakur-Still H, Afolabi A, Umar M, et al. HALT-IT trial. Lancet. 395(10241):1927-1936.
20209. Khalid J, Umar M, Ur-Rehman T, et al. Tumor aggression in HCV-HCC. Infectious Agents and Cancer. 15:1-3.
202410. Feng G, Targher G, Byrne CD, Umar M, et al. Global Burden of Metabolically Dysregulated Liver Disease. JHEP Reports. 101271.
202511. Mehmood A, Mahjabeen I, Reed S, Umar M, et al. DDR pathway proteins and breast cancer. Future Oncology. 1-1.
πŸ‡΅πŸ‡° National Publications

Complete List of National Research Papers

20261. Aslam A, Naz FF, Nadeem SF, Umar M, et al. CRISPR-Cas with Nano Drug Delivery. Int J Drug Del Tech. 16(60):491-498.
20262. Shahid R, Khalid R, Rafi S, Umar M, et al. Dengue in pediatric cases. J Rawalpindi Med Coll. 30(2).
20263. Mehmood A, Mahjabeen I, Nisar A, Umar M, et al. CHEK1 gene in breast cancer. Cancer Invest. 1-17.
20254. Khurram M, Umar M, Jabeen K, et al. Dengue shock syndrome predictors. NUST J Nat Sci. 10(2):42-54.
20255. Umar M, Khan JS, Mughal AM, Riaz M. Gaza students at RMU. J Rawalpindi Med Coll. 29(3).
20246. Umar M, Akhter TS, Hussain T, et al. National Consensus Guidelines for Hepatitis C. J Rawalpindi Med Coll. 1(1).
20247. Ahmed S, Umar M, Iqbal M, et al. MRCP for pancreaticobiliary disorders. NUST J Nat Sci. 9(3):41-8.
20238. Shahid R, Kahlid R, Umar M, Khan S. 360-degree Evaluation of residents. J Rawalpindi Med Coll. 27(1):187-194.
20229. Shahid R, Zeb S, Yasmeen S, Umar M, et al. Digital learning amid COVID-19. Rawal Med J. 47(1):195.
... and 200+ more national publications

Areas of Expertise

Comprehensive skills in clinical care, research, and medical education

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Gastroenterology & Hepatology

  • Advanced Therapeutic Endoscopy
  • ERCP & EUS Procedures
  • Hepatitis B & C Management
  • Liver Transplantation
  • Portal Hypertension
  • Hepatocellular Carcinoma
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Clinical Excellence

  • 35+ Years Clinical Experience
  • General Medicine
  • Critical Care Management
  • Emergency Medicine
  • Interventional Procedures
  • Patient Care Leadership
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Medical Education

  • Curriculum Development
  • Competency-Based Education
  • Faculty Development
  • Residency Program Design
  • Assessment Innovation
  • E-Learning Implementation
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Leadership & Administration

  • University Management
  • Strategic Planning
  • Financial Management
  • Human Resource Development
  • Quality Assurance
  • Stakeholder Engagement
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International Collaboration

  • WGO Guideline Development
  • ACG Governor for Pakistan
  • APASL Leadership
  • International Faculty
  • Global Partnership Building
  • Cross-Cultural Exchange
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Research & Innovation

  • Clinical Research Design
  • Publication Excellence
  • Grant Management
  • Research Mentorship
  • Innovation Integration
  • Evidence-Based Practice

Community Service & Outreach

Committed to serving communities beyond hospital walls

🌊 Flood Relief Programs

2010 Floods: Renovated flood-affected DHQ Hospital Nowshera (Rs. 4 million), established Rawalians Homes in Daryabad (US$ 200,000).

2022 Floods: Led RMU Flood Relief Committee collecting Rs. 10 million. Organized medical camps across all four provinces with 120 doctors treating 13,000 patients.

2025 Floods: Coordinated flood relief camps in KPK and Punjab, treating thousands in Kasur, Jhang, Buner, and other areas.

❀️ Public Health Initiatives

  • Hepatitis Awareness: Annual World Hepatitis Day programs since 1998, free Hepatitis B vaccination
  • COVID-19 Response: Comprehensive response including telemedicine, testing, treatment, and vaccination
  • Dengue Management: Protocols and awareness programs for prevention and treatment
  • Obesity & Diabetes: Obesity and Diabetes Mellitus Free Rawalpindi City Initiative
  • Rural Health: Ghulam Rasool Memorial Rural Health Program (1995-2001)

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Rawalpindi Medical University
Tipu Road, Rawalpindi, Pakistan

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