Dr M Bilal Siddiqui

Professional Overview:

Dr. Muhammad Bilal Siddiqui is a distinguished medical professional and public health expert with over 25 years of experience in medicine, public health, and academia. He is currently an Assistant Professor, where he has significantly contributed to the education and mentorship of undergraduate and postgraduate students in public health. Dr. Siddiqui's career is marked by a deep commitment to advancing public health education, research, and practice in Pakistan and globally.

Education and Training:

• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Public Health- University of Malaya, Malaysia (Since 2012)
• Master of Science (MSc) in Public Health- University of Brighton, UK
• MRCP- Royal College of Medicine and Surgery, UK
• Family Medicine Technical Director, Ministry of Health, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
• MBBS, Karachi, Pakistan

Current Roles:

Assistant Professor, Medical College in Quetta, Balochistan (Date - Present)

Dr. Siddiqui currently serves as an Assistant Professor, where he teaches public health and community medicine to undergraduate and postgraduate students. His teaching methodology includes an integrated module approach, focusing on various systems for comprehensive medical education.

CEO, House of Quantum Networks (THOQN)

As the CEO of the House of Quantum Networks, Dr. Siddiqui leads a scholarly publishing agency that focuses on open access knowledge, capacity building, and learning in STEM research. The platform is instrumental in providing research mentorship, training, and educational resources to academic institutions.

President, Global Health 360

In his role as President of Global Health 360, Dr. Siddiqui oversees an NGO dedicated to global and public health initiatives. The organization is involved in grant proposals, consulting services, and sponsored research to address pressing public health challenges.

Previous Roles and Achievements:

Senior Lecturer, Ziauddin University, Department of Community Health Sciences

Dr. Siddiqui taught MBBS students and was involved in various public health projects. His contributions to the academic and research environment at Ziauddin University have been significant in shaping the future of public health education.

Program Manager, Shahid Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Science and Technology Institute, Karachi

As a Program Manager for the Masters of Science in Public Health, Dr. Siddiqui managed academic programs and mentored students, contributing to the development of future public health professionals.

Project Director, Verbal and Social Autopsy Project on Under-Five Mortality, Karachi

Dr. Siddiqui led a project that aimed to identify the determinants of child mortality using an integrated verbal and social autopsy tool. His research focused on understanding the biological and social factors contributing to child mortality in Karachi.

Consultant, International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)

Dr. Siddiqui was involved in a research project focusing on violence against healthcare providers in Karachi. His work contributed to the dissemination of a law to prevent violence against healthcare workers.

Certifications and Specializations:

• Certificate in Biomedical Ethics
• Training in Medicine and Surgery, Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre

Skills and Expertise:

• Public Health Education
• Health Policy Development
• Project Management
• Research and Mentorship
• Chronic Disease Management
• Epidemiology and Biostatistics
• Violence Prevention in Healthcare
• Child Mortality Research

Personal Attributes:

Dr. Siddiqui is known for his dedication to advancing public health education and research. His strategic vision, compassionate approach, and commitment to excellence have earned him the respect and admiration of his colleagues, students, and the broader academic community. His contributions to public health continue to make a significant impact on the well-being of communities in Pakistan and beyond.

With a career dedicated to improving public health and education, Dr. Muhammad Bilal Siddiqui remains a key figure in shaping the future of healthcare in Pakistan and globally.