KEMU’s O&P Community Bids Emotional Farewell to Associate Professor Dr. Muhammad Akram

Lahore: In a heartfelt and intimate gathering, students and colleagues at King Edward Medical University (KEMU) came together to bid farewell to Associate Professor Dr. Muhammad Akram, the esteemed Program Coordinator of Orthotics and Prosthetics and a distinguished Hand and Upper Limb Surgeon.

Ms. Sumbal Arif, Lecturer and Head of the Orthotics & Prosthetics Department, paid heartfelt regards to Dr. Muhammad Akram, acknowledging his invaluable contributions to the program. As a token of appreciation, she presented him with a commemorative gift on behalf of the department.

Dr. Akram, who has been associated with the Orthotics and Prosthetics program since 2017, played a pivotal role in shaping its academic and clinical direction. Known for his unwavering commitment, he not only fulfilled his administrative responsibilities but also emerged as a strong advocate for the profession, ensuring its growth, recognition, and integration within modern healthcare education.

Throughout his tenure, Dr. Akram was deeply involved in mentoring students, guiding them with both professional expertise and personal care. His leadership elevated the standards of the program, emphasizing academic rigor, clinical excellence, and ethical practice.

Colleagues recall his passion for teaching, particularly highlighting his participation in the Certificate in Medical Teaching (CMT) course at KEMU, where his dedication to innovative and effective teaching methods left a lasting impression. His ability to blend surgical expertise with educational excellence distinguished him as more than just a clinician—he was a true educator.

The farewell gathering reflected the profound respect and affection he earned over the years. Students and faculty alike acknowledged the void his departure will create, while also recognizing the strong foundation and legacy he leaves behind.

As Dr. Akram steps into retirement, the Orthotics and Prosthetics community at KEMU extends its deepest gratitude for his invaluable contributions. His legacy of discipline, mentorship, and academic excellence will continue to inspire future generations.