Nasir Khan MD
Nasir Khan
MD
Clinical Associate Professor
Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
Specialty/Research Focus
Internal Medicine
Education and Training:
- Faculty Development Program SUNY at Buffalo, SUNY at Buffalo (2008)
- Fellowship, Michigan State University (1999)
- Residency, SUNY at Buffalo (1996)
- Internship, Civil Hospital (1991)
- Internship, Civil Hospital (1991)
- MBBS, Dow Medical College, University of Karachi (1990)
Employment:
- Clinical Associate Professor, Medicine, University at Buffalo (2004-present)
- Clinical Assistant Professor, Medicine, University at Buffalo (1996–2004)
- Resident, Medicine, University at Buffalo (1993–1996)
- Clinical Assistant Instructor of Medicine, SUNY at Buffalo (1993–1996)
Research Expertise:
- Reviewer, The American Journal of Managed Care
Journal Articles:
- Khan NM, Hershey CO. Update on screening for type 2 diabetes. The why, who, how, and what of testing and diagnosing.. Postgrad Med. 2001; 109(2).
- Dalewitz J, Khan N, Hershey CO. Barriers to control of blood glucose in diabetes mellitus.. Am J Med Qual. 2000; 15(1).
Professional Memberships:
- American Diabetes Association (2001–2002)
- American Medical Association (1994–present)
- American College of Physicians (1994–present)
- Pakistan Medical & Dental Association (1990–1994)
- Pakistan Medical Association (1990–present)
Presentations:
- "Bones of Contention: Management of Bone Disease in Stage 3 CKD" Chronic Kidney Disease Symposium, National Kidney Foundation of Western New York (2005)
- "Screening for prevalence of undiagnosed diabetes mellitus in patients with risk factors." Primary Care Research and Development Conference, Michigan State University (1999)
- "Screening for prevalence of undiagnosed diabetes mellitus in-patients with risk factor(s)" Fifth Annual National Research Service Award (NRSA) Trainees Research Conference (1999)
Service Activities:
- Spirituality in Healthcare Seminar; University at Buffalo; Presentor (2013–present)
- Practitioner Quality Advisory Committee; The committee meets once a month to discuss strategies to improve quality of care provided to the community in general and clients of Univera Healthcare in particular.; Member (2006–2008)
- Clinical Improvement Committee; Univera Healthcare; The committee meets once a month to discuss strategies to improve quality of care provided to the community in general and clients of Univera Healthcare in particular.; Member (2004–2006)
- Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Buffalo Chapter; Active in community education and promoting interfaith understanding and dialogue. Have arranged 27 conferences so far for this purpose.; President