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Dr. Imran Mirza
MD MS FRCPC FCAP is currently Assistant Professor in the Department of
Laboratory Medicine & Pathology and Director of the Division of
Molecular Pathology at the University of Alberta Hospital.
He completed his medical education in Pakistan in 1990.
He subsequently obtained a Master of Science degree in
Microbiology from George Washington University, for which he did his
research work at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (Washington,
DC). He did further postgraduate work in Immunology
at Hahnemann University (Philadelphia, PA). He then
was trained in Anatomical & Clinical Pathology at Danbury Hospital, a
training program affiliated with Yale University (New Haven, CT).
Subsequently, he obtained subspecialty training in
Hematopathology from Cleveland Clinic (Cleveland, OH).
He was appointed Assistant Professor in Pathology at the
University of Alberta in 2001.
His major
area of clinical and research interest is leukemia.
He has a number of abstracts and research papers published to date.
He also has interests in linguistics, poetry, Islamic history,
architecture, and music. He hosts a radio show of
east-Indian music on U of A campus radio CJSR FM 88 on Sundays at noon.
The show is called Ragas and Rhythms.
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