Dr. Rahim Niazy

Led academic affairs and coordinated university-wide academic activities, curriculum development, faculty affairs, quality improvement, academic committees, and institutional planning. Worked closely with faculty leadership and administrative departments to strengthen academic standards and medical education.

Teaching Internal Medicine to medical students, including Cardiology, Pulmonology, Gastroenterology, Endocrinology, Hematology and Nephrology. Involved in clinical education, curriculum activities and academic mentoring.

Led the Faculty of Curative Medicine, overseeing academic programs, faculty activities, curriculum implementation, student affairs, and quality improvement initiatives. Coordinated academic departments and supported the development and implementation of institutional academic policies.

Worked as an Internal Medicine Specialist and ICU Lead, providing comprehensive care for patients with acute and chronic internal medicine conditions. Managed critically ill patients in the ICU and provided clinical care across emergency, inpatient and outpatient settings. Responsibilities included clinical assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, stabilization of critically ill patients, and interdisciplinary coordination.

Provided comprehensive care for patients with acute and chronic internal medicine conditions, including diagnosis, treatment planning, emergency management, inpatient care, and intensive care coordination. Served as ICU In-charge with responsibility for critically ill patients, emergency interventions, and coordination with on-call specialists.

Completed postgraduate residency training in Internal Medicine, with rotations across inpatient wards, emergency care, intensive care, and major internal medicine subspecialties. Managed patients with acute and chronic medical conditions, participated in diagnostic evaluation and treatment planning, and worked as part of multidisciplinary clinical teams.

Supported hospital information management activities, including clinical data collection, reporting, data quality review, and coordination of Hospital Management Information System (HMIS) processes.

Provided overnight medical coverage in the Intensive Care Unit, managing critically ill patients, responding to acute deterioration, monitoring vital parameters, initiating emergency interventions, coordinating with on-call specialists, and ensuring continuity of care throughout night shifts.

Completed a three-year postgraduate residency training program in Internal Medicine, including rotations in major internal medicine subspecialties, emergency medicine, intensive care, and inpatient clinical services. The program included structured clinical rotations, case presentations, conference

Completed a comprehensive Doctor of Medicine (MD) program with pre-clinical and clinical training, including rotations in major medical and surgical disciplines.