Dr. Aqsa Munir is a final-year MBBS student at Dow Medical College with a passion for clinical excellence and research. She has trained in OB/GYN, vascular surgery, and cardiology at top institutions like Aga Khan University Hospital and NICVD. An accomplished researcher, she has contributed to clinical audits, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses on cardiovascular disease, telemedicine, and pharmacology. Her research has been presented internationally, earning her prestigious awards 🏆. Preparing for the PLAB exams, she aims to expand her expertise globally 🌍. Her dedication to advancing medical science makes her a promising future leader in healthcare. 💉📖
Dr Aqsa Munir, Dow Medical College, Pakistan
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Education 🎓
Dr. Aqsa Munir is pursuing her Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) at Dow Medical College, with an expected qualification in 2025 🏥📖. Her strong foundation in medical sciences began with her Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) in Pre-Medical from PECHS Government College, which she successfully completed in 2019 📚🔬. With a passion for medicine and continuous learning, she is dedicated to expanding her expertise in clinical practice and research. As she prepares for her future medical career, her academic journey reflects excellence, perseverance, and a commitment to improving healthcare. 🚑✨
Experience 🏥🩺
Dr. Aqsa Munir has gained extensive clinical experience through electives in OB/GYN, vascular surgery, and cardiology at top medical institutions. At Aga Khan University Hospital (July–August 2023), she assisted in Caesarean sections, vaginal deliveries, and antenatal care 👶👩⚕️. During her time at the Trauma Centre (February–March 2023), she participated in vascular surgeries, including bypass grafting and aneurysm repair 🩸🔪. At NICVD (June–July 2022), she managed cardiovascular emergencies, performed ECGs, and collaborated on treatment plans ❤️📊. Her diverse hands-on experience highlights her dedication to patient care, surgical procedures, and clinical excellence. 🚑✨
Awards & Certifications 🏆📜
Dr. Aqsa Munir has received prestigious awards and certifications for her dedication to medical research and clinical excellence. She secured first prize at the 3rd Internal Medicine Conference (AKUH) 🏅 for her clinical audit at a tertiary hospital. She holds a Surgery Scape Certificate and has participated in a multidisciplinary tumor board 🎗️. Dr. Munir has earned letters of recommendation from AKUH, Trauma Centre, and NICVD ✉️. She completed RCOP research methodology workshops 🧪📊 and actively contributed to student-led clinics and healthcare fundraising initiatives, showcasing her commitment to medical advancement and community service. 🤝❤️
Research Focus 🔬
Dr. Aqsa Munir’s research primarily focuses on clinical outcomes, public health disparities, and innovative medical interventions. Her studies investigate racial and gender disparities in necrotizing fasciitis 🏥, trends in mortality rates 📊, and the impact of telemedicine on cardiovascular health 🖥️❤️. She has also explored gastrointestinal disorders, including non-alcoholic fatty liver disease 🏋️♀️🥗 and inflammatory bowel disease. Through systematic reviews, meta-analyses, and nationwide cohort studies, Dr. Munir provides critical insights into healthcare challenges and potential solutions, making significant contributions to evidence-based medicine and global healthcare improvements. 🌍💉
Publications 📄
Female gender and racial minority status is associated with Poor clinical outcomes and higher healthcare resource utilization in necrotizing fasciitis: Analysis of a Nationwide database in the United States
Trends in Necrotizing Fasciitis‐Associated Mortality in the United States 2003–2020: A CDC WONDER Database Population‐Based Study
Letter to the editor: Non‐alcoholic fatty liver disease: The importance of physical activity and nutrition education—A randomized controlled study
Letter: Critical Insights on a Nationwide Cohort Study of Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Histological Activity and Fracture Risk
Telemedical strategies for improving systolic blood pressure control in secondary prevention of cerebrovascular events-a systematic review and meta-analysis