Coming from Pakistan, a country rich in culture but often challenged in access to healthcare and education, she has always believed that knowledge has the power to transform lives. Her journey into medicine and STEM was not just about becoming a doctor, but about becoming a voice of hope and change for those who need it most.
Over the past seven years, she has worked across anesthesiology, family medicine, and dermatology, gradually building a career rooted in both clinical care and medical education. Today, she serves as a Dermatologist, Physician, and Researcher in the field of medicine.
Her academic journey has taken her from tertiary care hospitals in Pakistan to international stages such as the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology and the International Congress of Dermatology, where she has shared research on skin health and equity. Through her volunteer work with GXHA Health and her contributions as a medical writer at Cancer Care Parcel UK, she continues to educate and advocate for health awareness, particularly for communities often left behind.
She shares her story not only to represent women in STEM from the Global South but also to inspire others who, like her, began their journey with limited resources but limitless determination. She believes that stories of hope in health and safety matter, and she remains committed to being a voice for them.
