Dr Qaisar Sajjad Continues Contributions to Medical Education and Public Health Awareness

Qaisar Sajjad continues his contributions to ENT practice, medical education and public health awareness.
Dr. Syed Muhammad Qaisar Sajjad, a senior ENT and Head & Neck Surgeon, continues to contribute to medical education, professional representation and public health awareness in Pakistan.
Dr. Sajjad graduated in 1982 and completed his initial training in ENT and General Surgery at Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC). In 1983, he joined Abbasi Shaheed Hospital as an ENT and Head & Neck Surgeon.
He later earned a Master of Surgery (MS) in ENT and a Diploma in Otorhinolaryngology (DLO). During his career, he also served as an Assistant Professor at Abbasi Shaheed Hospital and Karachi Medical and Dental College (KMDC).
Continues Work in Medical Education
Following his retirement from Abbasi Shaheed Hospital and KMDC, Dr. Sajjad continued his academic and clinical work. He currently serves as an Assistant Professor in the ENT Department at Sir Syed College of Medical Sciences for Girls, Karachi.
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He also sees patients at South City Hospital in the evening, according to the information provided.
Leadership in Medical and Social Welfare
Beyond his clinical responsibilities, Dr. Sajjad has remained active in professional and social welfare initiatives.
He has served as Honorary Secretary General of the Pakistan Medical Association (Centre) since 2016. He has also chaired the Medical and Social Welfare Committee of the Arts Council of Pakistan for approximately 15 years.
Promotes Public Health Awareness
Dr. Sajjad has worked to raise public awareness about health issues for the past 35 years. His efforts have included sharing health information through national and international print and electronic media.
His work spans clinical practice, medical teaching, professional representation and public health communication. These activities reflect his continued involvement in healthcare and community awareness in Pakistan.
