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Professor Mohammad Haq Nawaz

A Life Dedicated to Medicine

Professor Mohammad Haq Nawaz,(Urdu: محمد حق نواز) a distinguished Pakistani-American physician was born on March 14, 1946, in Mastung, Quetta, Pakistan.

Following in the footsteps of his father, Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim (a Radiologist and Health Secretary for Baluchistan), Professor Nawaz embarked on a remarkable academic journey. He earned multiple degrees from various countries, showcasing his dedication to acquiring a well-rounded medical education.

Medical Expertise and Achievements:

Professor Nawaz not only holds an impressive array of qualifications but also has been the fellow as well as the head of many a well known institutes. He has done the following:

MD, FCPS Pk (Fellow of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Pakistan),

FCPS BD (Fellow of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Bangladesh),

FRCP Edin (Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh),

FRCPSG (Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow),

FRCP London (Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of London),

FACP (Fellow of the American College of Physicians),

FCCP (Fellow of the Chest College), and

PCPS Pk (Pakistan College of Physicians and Surgeons).

His specialization lies in Endocrinology and Pulmonology, demonstrating his expertise in treating hormonal imbalances and respiratory illnesses. Throughout his distinguished career, Professor Nawaz has served as Professor and Head of the Department of Clinical Medicine and Consultant Physician.

Leadership and Contributions:

Professor Nawaz's leadership extends far beyond the clinical setting. He held prestigious positions as Dean of Medical Schools & Chairman of Academic Councils, and even served as the President of the College of Physicians & Surgeons of Pakistan. His influence transcended national borders – he actively participated on the Editorial Boards of prestigious clinical journals.

Authorship and Educational Impact:

Professor Nawaz's passion for medicine extends to sharing his knowledge. He has authored multiple clinical case reports, clinical papers, and published books, including "Clinical Methods for Medical Students," "Global Impact of Tuberculosis," and a handbook for diabetic patients available in both English and Arabic. He has also actively participated in numerous clinical symposia and seminars, both domestically and internationally. Beyond authorship, Professor Nawaz has dedicated over 25 years to training and examining medical students for undergraduate and postgraduate examinations.

Global Collaboration and Advocacy:

Professor Nawaz's commitment to advancing medical education and practice goes beyond national borders. During his tenure, he played a pivotal role in developing reciprocity for undergraduate and post-graduate medical qualifications between Pakistan and various countries, including the USA, UK, Malaysia, UAE, and Australia.

Public Service:

Professor Nawaz's dedication extends beyond patient care and education. He has served as the WHO National Coordinator for Environment for Pakistan and Provincial Coordinator for Medical Education for the Province of Punjab. Additionally, he held positions as a Member of the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council and the Senate Committee for developing the Vocabulary of Medical Stores Depots in Punjab and Pakistan..

Professor Haq Nawaz's clinical practice focused on intensive care medicine, where he honed his skills in patient care and developed a deep understanding of patient needs. His career spanned various hospitals in Pakistan and internationally.

Personal Life:

Professor Nawaz resides in Dallas, Texas, with his wife, Dr. Gulnar Haq Nawaz (married on January 5, 1971). He was predeceased by his parents, Dr. Mohammad Ibrahim and Begum Shahnaz Ibrahim.In Dallas he lived with his wife, Dr. Gulnar Haq Nawaz. Professor Nawaz was a devoted family man. He is also survived by his children Mahrosh Nawaz, Esq., Dr. Mehreen Nawaz, and Dr. Zaim Nawaz.This biographical sketch paints a picture of a remarkable individual who has tirelessly dedicated his life to improving healthcare and medical education on a global scale.

In 2002, Professor Nawaz relocated to Dallas, Texas, United States. This career move allowed him to pursue further opportunities in the medical field and contribute to advancements in healthcare and medical education on a broader scale.

Legacy:

Professor Mohammad Haq Nawaz passed away on May 25, 2024, in Dallas, Texas. Following his passing, Dr. Gulnar Haq Nawaz established the Professor Haq Nawaz Foundation in 2024 in his honor. The foundation aims to support and inspire future generations of medical students, a testament to Professor Nawaz's lifelong commitment to education and advancement in the field. The foundation has already announced scholarships exceeding $100,000 USD for 100 aspiring USMLE (United States Medical Licensing Examination) candidates. Professor Nawaz's life and career serve as an inspiration for his unwavering dedication to patient care, medical education, and global collaboration in healthcare.