JNMC Year of Graduation: MBBS 2002, MD (Radiology) 2007
Post JNMC: Fellowship in Radiology at Massachusetts General Hospital, MA
Current Professional Appointment and Location: Staff Radiologist, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA.
Spearheading the AMU Cancer center efforts, actively raising funds to support this endeavor.
Personal/Professional Accomplishments: Dr. Iqbal is a highly skilled Interventional Radiologist with advanced training from Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). With expertise in both vascular and non-vascular procedures, Dr. Iqbal specializes in interventional oncology, liver transplant interventions, and complex vascular treatments. He is recognized as a leader in his field, has published pioneering research in GI and pulmonary intervention techniques.In addition to clinical work, Dr. Iqbal is deeply committed to expanding Interventional Radiology globally. As the Chairman of the Society of Interventional Radiology’s (SIR) “Giveback” program, he has spearheaded global outreach initiatives, establishing IR programs in countries such as India, Bangladesh, China, and El Salvador. Dr. Iqbal is also a passionate educator, mentoring residents, medical students, and being instrumental in developing advanced residency programs. He is well-traveled and has given lectures across the globe. His latest work is focused on JNMCH cancer center and Zambia IR initiatives.
Dr. Iqbal’s research interests include molecular imaging involving multiplex diagnostics for early cancer and to analyze, at a systems level, how biological molecules, proteins, and cells interact in both healthy and diseased states, specifically working on EV’s in the setting of Cholangiocarcinoma. In addition, he is also into device development. In collaboration with MIT, he is working on a new IR procedure for detection of acute bleed in the battlefield, and for neuromodulation in management of Gastroparesis and urinary bladder dysfunction. His significant contributions to the field have earned him the prestigious Fellowship of the Society of Interventional Radiology (FSIR).
Past Contributions to AMU and AMAANA: “A proud graduate of JNMC AMU, I was blessed to be educated at AMU. I came to the US for advanced training in Interventional Radiology at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston MA. I am deeply involved in Global outreach work for Interventional Radiology as Chair of the “SIR Giveback program” and have given talks and training at JNMC.
Future Vision for AMAANA: AMAANA is an exciting organization which aligns with my personal goal of helping and uplifting countries in need, including India. I can help guide, plan and achieve this broad goal of supporting JNMCH with insights, and planning the path.
