AhmadOzairMD(he/him)

Summary

• Ahmad Ozair is a physician-researcher from India and one of 14 Sommer Scholars worldwide in the 11-month MPH program at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (Sommer Scholarship is awarded to the school’s top graduate students). He is also a Clarendon Scholar for Oxford's MSc in Evidence-Based Healthcare (EBHC) course (Clarendon Scholarship is awarded to the top 1% of graduate students at the University of Oxford).
  
  Ahmad graduated as the first-ranked physician in a class of 250 students from KGMU, one of the top ten nationally ranked medical schools in India. He was one of the five students in the university's history (till 2022) who received all three of the most prestigious honors of the institution, along with being the sole inaugural recipient of the MBBS student research award. He has also completed a year-long program from Harvard Medical School Post-Graduate Medical Education, called the Global Clinical Scholars Research Training (GCSRT).
  
  Ahmad's research has focused on (1) surgical outcomes, (2) neurological diseases, including neurocritical care, and (3) medical education. His published works span 70+ papers with 1500+ citations. He has also been involved in several international multi-centric studies as a co-investigator/collaborator, such as EUROBACT, SYNAPSE-ICU, GNOS, COVIDSurg-Week, COVIDPaedsCancer, and GNS-1, amongst others. Being certified via the INGUIDE Guideline Development Program (Level 1), he has served as a guidelines panel member of 2 joint guidelines of the Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons (SAGES) and Americas Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Association (AHPBA). He also serves as an editorial board member for the Asian Spine Journal and BMC Surgery.
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80+ publications and 1500+ citations.

Early Data Shows Potential of Surgically Targeted Radiation Therapy in GBM
In an interview with Targeted Oncology, Ahmad Ozair discussed a trial evaluating surgically targeted radiation therapy (START) for recurrent glioblastoma.
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