Mamoon Ahmed, 36th MBBS, NC-636

Assistant Professor of Medicine, University of South Dakota, Sanford School of Medicine

"Dr. Mamoon Ahmed graduated from the 36^th MBBS of Army Medical College, an experience that laid the foundation for his medical career. Completed my Internal Medicine residency at the University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine, where I was also selected as Chief Resident. Since graduation, I have been serving as an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of South Dakota, where I am involved in Problem-Based Learning sessions for first-year medical students and serves as Director of the student-run Coyote Clinic. I am also the Chair of Medicine for the South Dakota Chapter of the American College of Physicians, actively promoting professional development and educational initiatives across the state. In addition, I practice as the hospitalist at Sanford USD Medical Center, teaching internal medicine residents as well as medical, physician assistant, and nurse practitioner students. Coming from a Army Medical College family—my father and brother are also alumni—I believe that the discipline instilled in me at AMC has carried a long way in my medical career in the United States."