Maham N. Munawar

Maham N. Munawar, DO, MS, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine and an Associate Scholar with the Center for Global Health. Her work spans across Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Iraq, with a strong focus on global health systems, emergency medicine development, and women's health.

Educational Background:

• Undergraduate Degree – University of Texas at Austin
• Master of Science – University of North Texas Health Science Center
• Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) – University of North Texas Health Science Center
• Emergency Medicine Residency – Southern Illinois University, Springfield, IL

Her research and academic interests center on healthcare access, health policy, nutrition, women's health, and the development of emergency medicine training programs in low-resource settings. She is particularly engaged in education and system-building initiatives abroad.

Maham is currently involved in the Certification Program in Emergency Medicine (CPEM) in Pakistan and Bangladesh, working alongside her Fellowship Director, Megan Rybarczyk. This program aims to strengthen emergency care systems through standardized training and capacity development.

No scientific awards have been listed in the available information.

Maham contributes to global health mentorship and is active in clinical training and international collaborations. She brings multilingual capabilities to her work, with native fluency in English, intermediate proficiency in Spanish, and conversational skills in Urdu.

She is affiliated with key programs in global health education and has contributed to initiatives in war-affected and developing regions, including recent programming in Ukraine and Gaza through institutional partnerships.