Professor Dr. M. A. Rahman

Professor Dr. M. A. Rahman

Professor & Head, ICU

Intensive Care Unit
Al-Manar Hospital Dhaka

About Professor Dr. M. A. Rahman

Professor Dr. M. A. Rahman is a Professor and Head of an Intensive Care Unit (ICU), with MD and FCPS qualifications in critical care. He is a leading expert in managing critically ill patients. Prof. Rahman oversees the care of patients with life-threatening conditions, providing advanced life support and coordinating complex treatments. His leadership is essential for the high-stakes environment of the ICU.

Education & Qualifications

MBBS, MD (Critical Care), FCPS

Areas of Expertise

Contact for appointments

02 58150207
01550020871 (Specialized - 01875557666 )

Hospital Info

Hospital

Al-Manar Hospital

Address

Plot: 2466, Block: Rossoi, Satmasjid Road, Mohammadpur, Dhaka

Dhaka

Location

Dhaka

Profile last updated: June 2026

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What are the qualifications of Professor Dr. M. A. Rahman?
Professor Dr. M. A. Rahman holds qualifications in MBBS, MD (Critical Care), FCPS and specializes in Intensive Care Unit. You can find the detailed qualifications in the Education section above.
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Professor Dr. M. A. Rahman practices at Al-Manar Hospital in Dhaka. You can find the full address and contact details in the Hospital Info section.
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