About Me
A Lecturer in the Department of Epidemiology and Public Health at The Islamia University of Bahawalpur, Pakistan having over 10 years of academic, clinical, and research experience. I have extensive expertise in veterinary epidemiology, zoonotic and infectious diseases, disease surveillance, public health, preventive medicine, and veterinary clinical practice. Before joining the Islamia University of Bahawalpur, I have served as Lecturer and In-Charge Outdoor Clinic at Riphah College of Veterinary Sciences, Lahore, where I have actively involved in teaching, clinical services and student mentoring.
In addition to my academic career, I have substantial experience as a Veterinary Physician and Surgeon at Pet Care Clinic, Lahore, providing comprehensive medical and surgical care for companion animals. My clinical expertise includes pet medicine, soft tissue surgery, disease diagnosis and treatment, preventive healthcare, client counseling, and animal welfare. I have also gained hands-on experience in the diagnosis and management of livestock, camel, and equine diseases.
My research focuses on epidemiology of emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases, zoonotic disease surveillance, disease risk factor analysis, and One Health approaches to animal and public health. I have participated in numerous national professional training programs and workshops. I am committed to excellence in teaching, research, clinical practice, and community service, with a strong dedication to advancing veterinary science and improving animal and public health through evidence-based approaches.
Research Interest Keywords
Emergimg and re-emerging diseasesZoonotic diseasesOne health approachesDisease investigation and Control programs
