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The “Cardiology Observership” is a prestigious program jointly sponsored by the Rukhsana Foundation and the Rukhsana Tahirkheli Foundation. This initiative is designed for Interventional Cardiologists in Pakistan who have successfully completed FCPS part 1 and 2 and are actively practicing in the field.
Selected participants embark on a transformative 6-week Observership at the Oklahoma Heart Hospital, renowned as one of the foremost cardiovascular healthcare institutions in the United States. During their stay, these cardiologist have a unique opportunity to closely observe and immerse themselves in the latest advancements in various heart disease treatment procedures.
All the candidates selected for the Cardiology Observership have to do a week long rotation at Rukhsana Foundation Lahore before proceeding to USA. Here they need to spend 3 days at the clinic and 6 days at the school observing the various systems and seeing patients in order to understand what Rukhsana Foundation is all about and what it is doing for the underprivileged community.
All the expenses boarding, lodging in both Oklahoma City and Lahore, transportation in Lahore and USA air tickets are provided by Rukhsana Foundation.
This program is initiated and funded by Dr. Naeem Tahirkheli, Patron of Rukhsana Foundation and Senior Medical Director, South Campus Oklahoma Heart Hospital.
Dr. Ambreen Nawaz, a participant in the Cardiology Observership Program, shares her insights of her week-long rotation at Rukhsana Foundation.
She appreciates the Foundation’s school system, the quality of STEM education offered to students, and the outstanding healthcare facilities extended to underprivileged communities.
Dr. Muhammad Suleman, a cardiologist selected for Cardiology Observership Program, visited Rukhsana Foundation for a 1-week rotation program. He was amazed by the quality of education being provided to students, especially in the field of IT and Robotics.
Furthermore, he appreciated the quality of healthcare provided to these deserving patients.
Dr. Wajahat Lodhi, Cardiologist, shares the enriching experience at his rotation at Rukhsana Foundation. He praises the free healthcare services provided to the deserving patients. He also attended students at Rukhsana Foundation School, and was amazed by the level of knowledge they have at the matriculation level.
Dr. Anwar Hussain from Swabi shares his experience of being selected for Observership Program at Okolahoma Heart Hospital. Sharing his week long rotation session at Rukhsana Foundation, he appreciated the quality education and healthcare provided to the deserving society.
Dr. Saeed Waqar Ahmed, Cardiologist at Agha Khan University Hospital, Karachi. The efforts made by Rukhsana Foundation in providing education and healthcare services to the underprivileged communities motivated him in giving back to the society even more.
Dr. Iqbal Hussain from Lady Reading Hospital Peshawar shares his eye-opening experience of 1-week rotation program at Rukhsana Foundation school and clinic.
He was amazed by the level of education being provided, especially in the field of IT. Furthermore, he appreciated the doctors for providing quality healthcare to the deserving patients at the clinic.
Dr. Sami Ullah, serving as an Assistant Professor of Cardiology at Hyderabad Medical Complex in Peshawar, achieved a remarkable milestone by being chosen to take part in the esteemed Cardiology Observership Program.
During his 1-week rotation at Rukhsana Foundation School and Clinic, he highlighted and appreciated the efforts of the Foundation for providing quality education and healthcare to people of the deserving communities.
Dr. Manzoor Mohammad Khan, who is currently pursuing his FCPS in Peshawar, shares his experience of being chosen for the Observership Program at Oklahoma Heart Hospital.
After spending a week participating in the Rukhsana Foundation’s rotation program, he expressed his deep appreciation for the high-quality education and healthcare services extended to the underserved members of our society.
Dr. Athar Naeem, engaged in Postgraduate Research at the Punjab Institute of Cardiology, extends heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Naeem, the Patron of Rukhsana Foundation, for selecting him for an Observership at the Oklahoma Heart Hospital in the USA.
He was notably impressed by the elevated standards of education provided to the marginalized local community and Afghan refugees, particularly in the fields of IT. Furthermore, Dr. Athar Naeem commends the healthcare professionals for providing top-notch outpatient healthcare facilities during the evening clinic to those who may not otherwise afford it.
Dr. Muhammad Shoaib Abid, Senior Registrar Cardiology at Multan Institute of Cardiology, expresses sincere appreciation to the Rukhsana Foundation for choosing him for the International Cardiology Observorship in the USA.
He was impressed by the high standard of education offered, particularly in the realms of IT and vocational training, addressing the current needs of the hour. Additionally, Dr. Abid commended the healthcare professionals for delivering quality healthcare to underprivileged patients at the clinic.
Dr. Muhammad Usama Iqbal, a graduate of Allama Iqbal Medical College, Lahore, expresses sincere appreciation to Dr. Naeem Tahirkheli, the Patron of Rukhsana Foundation, for choosing him for an Observership at the Oklahoma Heart Hospital in the USA.
Hailing from a family where both parents were educationist, Dr. Iqbal was deeply impressed by the high standards of education offered to the underprivileged local community, particularly in the field of IT. Moreover, he commends the healthcare professionals for delivering exceptional outpatient healthcare services during the evening clinic, catering to those who may otherwise be unable to afford such care.
Towards the end, Dr. Iqbal urges affluent individuals to step forward and lend their support to the foundation’s mission.
Dr. Ahsan Ahmad, hailing from Multan, shares his experience as one of the candidates selected for the Observership Program at Oklahoma Heart Hospital.
Following a week-long participation in the Rukhsana Foundation’s rotation program, he expressed profound appreciation for the utilization of modern technology, innovative educational processes, and healthcare standards provided to the underserved members of our society.
Dr. Zulfiqar Ali, from Gilgit, Pakistan, shares his experience as a candidate selected for the Observership Program at Oklahoma Heart Hospital.
After a week-long participation in the Rukhsana Foundation’s rotation program, he expressed profound appreciation for the use of modern technology, innovative educational processes in medical and computer sciences, and the healthcare standards provided to underserved members of society.
He also expressed his gratitude for the Observership Program, which selects doctors from all over Pakistan, not just from specific areas.
Dr. Omer Rahman, a cardiologist selected for Cardiology Observership Program, visited Rukhsana Foundation for a 1-week rotation program. He finds great inspiration in the intelligence and kindness displayed by the students at Rukhsana Foundation. Their dedication and compassion deeply resonate with him.
As he begins his observership at Oklahoma Heart Hospital, he carries with him the profound respect he has developed for these remarkable young individuals. In honor of Dr. Umar’s admiration for the Rukhsana Foundation students, we are devoted to upholding his values by extending our support to the community.
Dr. Mubarra Nasir, a participant at Rukhsana Foundation Cardiology Observership Program, reflects on her week-long rotation at Rukhsana Foundation.
She admires the Foundation’s school system, the high-quality STEM education, like photoshop and web development, provided to students, and the exceptional healthcare services offered to underprivileged communities
