I'm a physician and public health expert who has spent over a decade fighting for healthcare equity, first across South Asia with the WHO and UNICEF, and continuing in underserved communities across rural America.

My work with international health organizations resulted in 3.3 million children vaccinated and 212,000 people protected through programs I helped build from the ground up. That experience taught me what's possible when we commit to reaching everyone.

I serve communities facing severe healthcare shortages, chronic disease burdens, and the ongoing opioid crisis. These communities deserve the same dedication I brought to global health, and I'm honored to provide it.

Whether leading large-scale public health campaigns or caring for one patient at a time, my goal remains the same: healthcare without barriers.

Every recognition I receive belongs to my parents, my Physicians who supervised me in the USA, and my mentors Dr. Abid Nasar and Professor Rana Saleem, whose guidance continues to inspire my work.