Iram Qureshi, MD, has joined the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Family Medical Center in Fort Smith, where she will offer comprehensive care for all ages.
Qureshi earned a medical degree from Dow International Medical College in Karachi, Pakistan, in 2017, and completed a family medicine residency at the UAMS West Regional Campus in Fort Smith. After graduating from the residency, she worked as a family medicine attending physician at Mercy Clinic Primary Care – Towson in Fort Smith, where she managed preventive, acute, and chronic needs for her patients.
Qureshi trained in outpatient and inpatient medicine with an emphasis on obstetrics, offering prenatal care and performing deliveries. She has extensive training in preventive care and women’s health and can perform steroid injections, colposcopies, IUD placements/removals, and pap smears. Qureshi is also versed in mental health evaluations and treatment.
In addition to caring for patients, Qureshi will train future family medicine physicians as an assistant professor with the UAMS West Family Medicine Residency Program.
She is accepting new patients at the UAMS Health West Family Medical Center in Fort Smith.