Bacha Khan Medical Complex new director appointed

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SWABI: Paediatrician Prof Sijadur Rehman has been appointed medical director of Bacha Khan Medical Complex (BKMC) MTI-Swabi.

According to the spokesperson of BKMC-Swabi, prior to his appointment, Prof Sijad was serving as chairman of the Department of Paediatrics and overseeing the 46-bed Neonatology Unit at Bacha Khan Medical Complex.

He possesses extensive experience in paediatric medicine, clinical practice and medical education.

He has also actively contributed to the organisation of various medical training programmes, seminars, symposiums and workshops aimed at enhancing professional knowledge and clinical skills, the spokesperson added.

The board of governors, MTI-Swabi, and the management of Bacha Khan Medical Complex extended their heartfelt congratulations to the new MD on assuming his new responsibilities and conveyed their best wishes for his successful tenure.

Upon assuming charge, Prof Sijad expressed his commitment to further improving healthcare facilities and ensuring the provision of quality medical services to patients.

Published in Dawn, October 30th, 2026

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