Pongu Hospital Jashore

Biography DR. AHM Abdur Rauf

DR. AHM Abdur Rauf Bankra 1978 J.K. He passed S.S.C in first division from high school and H.S.C in first division from 1980 Shahid Moshiur Rahman Degree College, Jhikargachha, Jashore. He passed MBBS from Sher-e-Bangla Medical College, Barisal in the 5th. He joined the Jhikargachha upazila health complex in the first government service. He earned MPH and D "Ortho" degrees in 2002. He worked as a Ortho Surgery Department Consultant with a very good reputation at the Jashore Sadar Hospital, Narail and General Hospital of Jashore with 250 beds. Outside of his job, he is trying to fulfill his role of promoted as a human being orthopedic. In the year 2002, one stop Orthopaedic single-handedly established a medical institution called Pachu Medical Center, which is now the only lame hospital in South Bengal, and also devoted itself to various educational institutions and social work. He is also well known in the international arena for his treatment of congenital ankle foot (LC) Medical Advisor to Bangladesh, who is serving as US Assistant SIGN Program Manager at Jashore Medical College, has been elected Editor of Science twice after BMA Jashore branch, already in English, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, France, Egypt, Thailand, Nepal, India, USA, Professional travels to different countries of the world including Turkey, Malaysia, China, Australia, Canada Ksata have achieved. On the 7th of every month, the free patient visits the village of Panchpeta, home of his beloved motherland, to provide treatment to the poor. His father, Elahi Bakhsh, was a primary school teacher. Mother Nazirnecha left us some time ago. Abdur Razak, the only elder brother, is the guide of his life. He also passed away on September 28 in a tragic road accident. Rukasana Shirin is the lecturer of the private college. Three children want to become Dr Maestfa Nazmus Shakib Adar Orthopedic Sauni, 2nd son Maestfa Mohius Sunnah while studying in the fourth year at Anaheim Medical College. The only daughter, Nafisa Binte A. Rauf (Arpa), wants to become a doctor. The program has begun in Jessore, the best Pangu Hospital in South Bengal, with its new technology with a completely new technology in keeping with the main goal of international quality orthopedic medical service. I pray for everyone.