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Biographical Sketch
Medical school, King Edward medical College, Lahore, Pakistan 1968
Pediatric residency, medical College of Ohio Toledo and associated hospitals 1970-1972
Pediatric cardiology Fellowship, Riley Children's Hospital Indianapolis Indiana 1972-1974
Practicing pediatric cardiology in Canton since 1974
Professional Highlights
Past Chairman Department of pediatrics Altman hospital
Past Chairman Department of pediatrics Mercy Medical Center
Clinical Asst. Prof. of pediatrics Northeast Ohio University College of medicine
Specialty Interests
General cardiology, chest pain, dizziness, syncope, palpitation, pre-natal fetal cardiac abnormality and congenital heart defect
Awards & Honors
Recognized for outstanding clinical faculty for volunteerism by NEOMED for fourth annual awards ceremony in 2003.
Memberships
Member Stark County medical Society, fellow American Academy of pediatrics, honorary member of American College of cardiology and member APPNA
Industry Relationships
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