Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship Fellows

MGP Fellow Physician

I hail from Bangladesh, a charming small country in southeast Asia, where I spent my formative years. After completing medical school and internship training at Dhaka Medical College and Hospital, I briefly worked in the oncology department of a pharmaceutical industry which made me interested in the molecular aspects of cancer research. My passion for molecular biology and genetics led me to move to Sweden, where I obtained my M.Sc. degree in the field. Thereafter, I completed my Ph.D. in cell, molecular, and developmental biology from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA.

I joined the AP/CP residency program at UT Health Science Center in July 2019 and recently graduated in 2023. During my residency, I was actively involved in serving as the Treasurer/Secretary for UT house staff association, delivered a series of molecular pathology lectures to fellow residents, and presented and published multiple research projects in national and international meetings. My fervor for cell and molecular science drove me to pursue a Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship at Baylor College of Medicine, a renowned healthcare facility that epitomizes exceptional patient care, research, and innovation. Furthermore, I am interested in Hematopathology and plan to pursue my second fellowship in Hematopathology at Houston Methodist Hospital.

Apart from my professional pursuits, I have diverse personal interests, including painting, playing violin, singing, and reading fiction stories. I cherish spending my leisure time with my family and my beloved son.