Dr. Gibran Khurshid

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Dr. Gibran Khurshid, MD

Welcome to our blog, a hub of knowledge and inspiration where we delve into the ever-evolving landscape of ophthalmology and global healthcare. Discover the latest insights, groundbreaking research, and stories that illuminate the impact of Dr. Gibran Khurshid, MD, in the field.

Our eyes are our windows to the world, and we must care for them.

The Importance Of Regular Eye Exams: What You Need To Know

Your vision is one of the most important senses you possess. After all, it’s how we experience our world and interact with others. That’s why

Revolutionizing Ophthalmology: Dr. Khurshid’s Journey of Innovation

In the world of ophthalmology, there are pioneers who are not content with the status quo, who relentlessly seek to push the boundaries of what

Current Licensure

Dr. Gibran Khurshid holds full medical licenses in several countries, including the USA (Florida, New York, and Texas), Ireland, the United Kingdom, and Australia. These licenses have been maintained since 1996 and are current as of the present year.

Education & Training

Dr. Gibran Khurshid’s extensive education and training include a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBBS) from King Edward Medical University, Lahore, Pakistan, in 1994.

Major Assignments (National)

Dr. Gibran Khurshid has made significant contributions to the field of ophthalmology, particularly at the University of Florida. He established and directed a state-of-the-art vitreoretinal service, introduced pediatric retina and ocular oncology services, and conducted innovative research. His expertise extends to implanting the “bionic eye” and managing electrodiagnostic services. Dr. Khurshid is also actively involved in various committees and educational initiatives, showcasing his commitment to academic excellence and innovation in the field.

Major Committee Assignments (International)

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