An accomplished Orthotist and academic leader with over 11 years of combined clinical and higher education experience, currently serving as Head of the Institute of Health Sciences at Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering and Information Technology (KFUEIT), where he has been contributing since 2019.

His distinguished clinical career includes appointments at leading healthcare institutions in Rawalpindi, including AFIRM, Fauji Foundation Hospital, and Benazir Bhutto Hospital, alongside academic experience at Rawalpindi Medical College. These roles have provided extensive expertise in orthotic assessment, prescription, and rehabilitation across diverse patient populations.

With more than seven years of experience in higher education, he has played a pivotal role in curriculum development, academic programme management, and institutional quality assurance. He has successfully established platforms for faculty and student capacity building and has organized numerous professional trainings, workshops, and academic activities aimed at enhancing teaching excellence and clinical competencies.

Driven by a strong commitment to social responsibility and disability advocacy, he founded the Differently Abled Self-Help Forum to promote inclusion, empowerment, and community support for individuals with disabilities.

As Head of the Institute of Health Sciences, he provides strategic leadership in teaching, curriculum innovation, research supervision, and academic administration. His clinical expertise encompasses orthotic rehabilitation for musculoskeletal, neurological, paediatric, and geriatric conditions, with a focus on evidence-based practice and patient-centred care.

He actively contributes to university governance through his involvement in key academic and administrative bodies, including the Board of Studies, Research and Ethics Committee, Examination Committee, and Probe Committee. Through these roles, he continues to advance continuous quality improvement initiatives that strengthen orthotics education, research, and healthcare delivery.