ProfessorDr. Muhammad AsimAcute Care EnthusiastMBBS, MRCP(UK), CESR (UK), MRCPS, EDIC, SFCCM, FCCP, FRCP (London), FRCP (Edin), FRCP (Glasg) CHPE

As a passionate educator, I mentor postgraduate fellows in Critical Care in CPSP (College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan), and I am an accredited tutor of Pulmonology at the University of South Wales, UK. I have founded the Pakistan Journal of Intensive Care Medicine, a landmark contribution to Critical Care Medicine in Pakistan.

Years in practice
30+
Publications
150+
Books Published
10
Journal founder
PJICM
About

A physician, educator, and scholar of critical care.

I am Professor Dr. Muhammad Asim Rana, a Critical Care and Internal & Respiratory Medicine specialist, medical educator, researcher, and mentor with a passion for advancing excellence in patient care, medical education, and clinical research. I serve as Professor of Critical Care Medicine at Amna Inayat Medical College and currently practice as a Consultant in Critical Care Medicine at King Abdullah Specialized Hospital, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs (MNGHA), Saudi Arabia.

My professional journey has been shaped by a commitment to clinical excellence, lifelong learning, and the development of future healthcare professionals. As an accredited tutor at the University of South Wales, United Kingdom, and a postgraduate supervisor in Critical Care Medicine for the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan, I have had the privilege of teaching, mentoring, and inspiring medical students, residents, and specialists at various stages of their careers.

My academic and research interests include critical care medicine, respiratory diseases, interventional pulmonology, medical education, and healthcare innovation. Through clinical practice, and collaborative research, I strive to contribute to evidence-based medicine and improve outcomes for critically ill patients.

This platform serves as a gateway to my academic work, research activities, educational resources, publications, and professional reflections. I invite you to explore, connect, and join me in the shared pursuit of advancing knowledge, improving healthcare, and shaping the future of critical care medicine.