By Dr. Momna Noor

By Dr. Momna Noor

I did a rotation with Dr Khan at the epic heart and vascular centre in the month of September, 2022. This rotation was my introduction to healthcare in the US. Even though i’d done rotations elsewhere before, i learned a lot more here. Dr Khan makes sure to include you in everything going on at the clinic and hospital.

At the hospital i attended rounds, discussed echo and stress test reports with dr khan and observed a myriad of procedures. Procedures that I observed included transesophageal echocardiography, coronary angiography, angioplasties and peripheral angiographies and angioplasties. So anything that Dr khan was working on, he made sure to include us as well.

At the clinic, we had direct hands on contact with patients. I evaluated patients on their EMR profiles first, afterwards directly talking to them and examining them. This was followed by writing notes in the respective EMR system. You get to do all of this independently, so I got to learn a lot about myself as a physician, as well as the US healthcare system. I saw myself progress exponentially in my clinical skills and my bedside manner during this rotation as a result of all the practice i got.

Having access to EMR systems and directly working with it has really prepared me for residency programs. Not just the EMR access but everything else has also prepared me well to tackle whatever will be thrown at me in residency.

I also got to work with the ultrasound technicians – learnt about the basics of arterial and venous ultrasounds as well as echocardiography. In office interventions that I observed were Varithenas and venaseals. Dr Khan explained everything while he was doing the procedures.
I was given the opportunity to present AHA guidelines about surgical considerations in Valvular heart disease. We discussed the topic and was given useful feedback about it.

So over all it was a great experience and I would highly recommend anyone to come and work with Dr Khan before residency. He’s kind, very considerate and a great mentor.

Muhammad Aazan Tariq

My name is Muhmmad Aazan Tariq, and I am an international medical graduate from Pakistan. I had the privilege of completing an observership with Dr. Muhammad Usman Khan in August, an experience that had a profound impact on my clinical knowledge and professional...

Khawaja Muhammad Ali

My rotation with Dr. Khan at Epic Heart and Vascular Institute was a wholesome package of physician making. During this experience, I had the opportunity to actively participate in patient evaluations, formulate management plans, and observe procedures such as...

Ayesha Haider

During my observership with Dr. M. Usman Khan at Epic Heart and Vascular Center, I learned to evaluate patients, interpret EKGs, utilize the EMR system, adapt to telemedicine, and manage my time more efficiently. I also gained valuable exposure to stress testing,...

Dr. Ayesha Arooj

My name is Ayesha Arooj and I am an international medical graduate from Pakistan. I had the opportunity to rotate with Dr. Muhammad Usman Khan in the month of June 2025. It was an experience that has left a profound and lasting impact on both my clinical understanding...

Muhammad Ali

During March 2024, I had the privilege of completing a four-week rotation in interventional cardiology under the guidance of Dr. Usman Khan, an experience that profoundly enhanced my clinical knowledge and skills. Throughout this observership, I worked closely with...

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