Maha Pervaz Iqbal

Dr Maha Pervaz Iqbal is a Lecturer in Medical Education at the University of New South Wales' School of Population Health. With qualifications including a PhD in Medical Education (UNSW), Masters in Medical Education (University of Dundee), and MBBS (Army Medical College, Pakistan), she specializes in collaborative learning, educational design research, and healthcare quality improvement.

• PhD in Medical Education, University of New South Wales, Australia
• Masters in Medical Education, University of Dundee, Scotland, UK
• MBBS, Army Medical College, National University of Science and Technology, Pakistan

Her research focuses on student learning processes, educational innovation, and clinician experiences in healthcare delivery. Recent work explores patient-reported experiences across diverse communities, primary care models for refugee populations, and clinician recovery after medical errors. Articles highlight her contributions to collaborative learning frameworks, infection prevention training for medical students, and healthcare quality metrics.

• 2017 UNSW Faculty of Medicine Award for Innovation in Learning and Teaching
• 2014 Australian Postgraduate Award (APA) for PhD Scholarship
• 2010 Dean's Letter of Appreciation, King Saud University
• 2005 & 2003 Merit Scholarships, Army Medical College Pakistan

Dr Iqbal supervises research projects in medical education and mixed-method studies. She co-convenes undergraduate and postgraduate courses in health leadership and evidence-based decision-making, reflecting her commitment to advancing educational frameworks in clinical settings.