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Chief Resident's Corner

Welcome to our website and thank you for your interest in our program!


We believe that our program offers the perfect blend of educational opportunities and patient interactions that will foster the development of successful physicians. The internal medicine residents at Houston Methodist Hospital receive an excellent educational experience, which consists of a combination of structured academics, daily conferences, varied clinical exposure, devoted faculty and superb instruction in evidence-based medicine, quality-improvement methods and research. The department fosters career development through the support of scholarly activity and attendance at local, regional, national and international conferences. Residents have the rare opportunity to work one-on-one with world-renowned faculty in every discipline at one of the highest-ranked hospitals in the nation. You will be part of a multidisciplinary team that consists of medical students, residents and fellows and will be guided, tutored and mentored by leaders in different subspecialties. While residency is rigorous, we foster a good work/life balance to promote resident wellness, prevent burnout and create the opportunity for social events and long-lasting friendships.


Thank you for considering our program.

 

2021-2022
PGY-3 Co-Chief Residents

Jahan, Mashroor
Mashroor Jahan, DO

Madiha Khan
Madiha Khan, DO

Ibrahim Muhsen
Ibrahim Muhsen, MD

 

Mashroor grew up in Houston for most of his life and lived in Fort Worth and College Station for school.  He graduated medical school at Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine at UNTHSC.  Outside of residency, Mashroor enjoys playing basketball, traveling to new places and spending a lot of time with his friends.


Madiha grew up in New York City, Algiers and Paris.  She graduated medical school at Liberty University College of osteopathic Medicine.  Outside of residency, Madiha enjoys watching and playing soccer (outdoors or online!), exploring the Houston food scene, and watching true crime documentaries.


Ibrahim grew up in Amman and Riyadh before moving to Houston for residency.  He graduated medical school at Alfaisal University College of Medicine.  Ibrahim is interested in the field of hematology-oncology and cellular therapies.  Outside of residency, Ibrahim enjoys reading books in the fields of sociology and literature, watching soccer and traveling with his wife.