Dr. Basel Altaqi, MD, FCCP

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Providing Residents With a Comprehensive Education

Parma University Hospital is proud to announce the continued leadership of Dr. Basel Altaqi, MD, as the Associate Program Director of the Internal Medicine Residency. With a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to education, Dr. Altaqi has been an invaluable member of the Parma University Hospital team, enhancing the training and development of future internal medicine specialists.

Dr. Altaqi holds multiple certifications from the American Board of Internal Medicine, including Critical Care Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, and Internal Medicine. His extensive training and qualifications position him as a leading authority in the field, making a significant impact on the residency program and the hospital’s patient care initiatives.

Dr. Altaqi completed his medical education at the esteemed University of Aleppo in 2000. He further honed his expertise through a rigorous residency in Internal Medicine at St. Vincent Charity Hospital/St. Luke’s Medical Center from 2002 to 2005. Following this, he undertook a fellowship in Pulmonary and Critical Care at Tulane University Hospital and Clinic, where he expanded his knowledge and skills from 2008 to 2011.

“Dr. Altaqi’s dedication to medical education and patient care is commendable,” says Dr. [Name], Chief Medical Officer at Parma University Hospital. “His leadership in our residency program is instrumental in shaping the next generation of internal medicine physicians, ensuring they receive the highest level of training and mentorship.”

In his role as Associate Program Director, Dr. Altaqi is responsible for overseeing the curriculum and providing guidance to residents as they navigate their training. His hands-on approach and commitment to excellence foster an environment of learning that benefits both residents and patients alike.

“I am passionate about teaching and mentoring young physicians,” said Dr. Altaqi. “It is incredibly rewarding to share my knowledge and help shape the future of internal medicine. I look forward to continuing this important work at Parma University Hospital.”

As Parma University Hospital continues to enhance its medical services and educational programs, Dr. Altaqi’s leadership will undoubtedly play a crucial role in maintaining the high standards of care and education that the institution is known for.

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