CURRICULUM VITAE · FAIZ KHAN MD
Clinical practice. Academic medicine. Medical leadership. Explore the complete professional record of Dr. Faiz Khan, MD.
Care. Knowledge.
Human connection.
All details from the ten-page source CV are included below. Dates, credentials, historical claims, and “present” references reflect that document, rather than a new verification of current appointments.
Employment /Titles
A career spanning clinical care, practice building, and medical leadership.
Founder: Advanced Medicine – Long Island: Integrative medical practice for chronic diseases and wellness services, - in development Nov 2019- present
Founder– CityMD Urgent Care, New York City Dec 2010-present
- Largest urgent care network in the North Eastern United States
- Fastest growing urgent care practice in the United States- currently 100 plus sites
- current: - Executive VP – Coordinator Physician Development
- Medical Director: Dec 2010-2014 Designed, implemented all facets of clinical operations, medical quality control, efficiency and error reduction protocols, follow-up care coordination, strategic growth initiatives including marketing, branding, media development, clinical and non-clinical staff recruitment.
-- board member/secretary – City Practice Group of NY PLLC (medical practice arm- CityMD) Jan 2014 - Jul 2017
Attending Emergency Physician – Khan Medical PC Jan 2018-present
- Locum Tenens: St. Vincent’s Hospital System- Indianapolis, IN;
- Virtua Hospital Network – Marlton, NJ.
Department Chair / Medical Director: Emergency Medicine, Kingston Hospital – . Health Alliance of Hudson Valley, Kingston NY Emergency Medicine Associates. Feb 2010- June 2011
Responsibilities included:
- Supervision of clinical operations for a 50,000 patients per year, level II trauma designated emergency department.
- Maintenance and improvement of quality benchmark indicators and metrics for the emergency department.
- Media, community and EMS outreach and educational initiatives
- Faculty guidance and recruitment
- Development of policies / procedures and educational initiatives to nursing and nursing extenders
Vice-Chairman: Department of Emergency Medicine, Nassau University Medical Center, East Meadow, NY. Jun 2007 – Mar 2010.
Responsibilities included:
- Supervision of clinical operations for a 70,000 patients per year, level I trauma designated emergency department.
- Maintenance and improvement of quality benchmark indicators and metrics for the emergency department.
- Implementation of clinical care quality protocols:
- acute coronary syndrome, stroke, psychiatric emergencies, respiratory failure.
- achieved stroke center designation
- Implementation of patient throughput enhancing work-flow measures: Bedside registration, rapid assessment pathways, parallel support process optimization, inpatient transition streamlining
- Augmentation of ED preparedness measures
- Optimization of revenue cycle in relation to work-flow and documentation
- Planning and development of 35 million dollar new facility design
- Media, community and EMS outreach and educational initiatives
- Faculty guidance and recruitment
- Development of policies / procedures and educational initiatives to nursing and nursing extenders
- Head of Academic Affairs / Site Director – North Shore / Long Island Jewish Medical Center Emergency Medicine Residency
- Executive Committee: Graduate Medical Education 11/2007 – 7/2010
- Institutional Review Board, Nassau University Medical Center 2007 – 2009
Chairman: Medical Ethics Committee - Nassau University Medical Center, East Meadow, NY. Jul 2007 – Feb 2010.
Director: Medical Observation Unit – Department of Emergency Medicine, Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA Sep 2005 – Jul 2007; Responsibilities included:
- Supervision of operations for a clinical decision unit within a 55,000 patient per year level I trauma designated emergency department.
- Augmenting volume of the observation process to enhance ED through-put and optimize inpatient resource utilization
- Monitoring utilization and quality indices for the medical observation process
- Assistant Residency Director / Core Faculty – Department of Emergency Medicine Penn State College of Medicine
- Founder and Director: Senior Medical Resident Rotation with Emergency Medicine/ Internal Medicine Admission and Tracking Process – Penn State / Hershey Medical Center
- Quality Assurance Committee – Emergency Department
Hospitalist: Department of Internal Medicine, Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA Sep 2005 – Jul2007
Attending Physician/ Core Faculty: Department of Emergency Medicine, North Shore/Long Island Jewish Medical Center, New Hyde Park, NY. Aug. 2000 – Sept. 2005
- Associate Residency Director: Combined Emergency / Internal Medicine Program, Long Island Jewish medical Center / Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New Hyde Park, NY.
Attending Physician: Department of Emergency Medicine, North Shore / Forest Hills Hospital, Forest Hills, NY. Jul 2000 – Jul 2002
* “Present” is reproduced from the original CV. The source is available for download above.
Education :
The foundations of a broad medical perspective.
7/95 – 6/2000 Accelerated Combined Emergency Medicine / Internal Medicine Residency Program, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, New Hyde Park, NY
7/99 – 6/2000 Chief Resident – Department of Emergency Medicine, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, New Hyde Park, NY
9/87 – 5/95 Accelerated Combined B.Sc. / M.D. Program Doctor of Medicine - Albany Medical College, Albany, NY B.Sc. Biology, B.A. History - Union College, Schenectady, NY
Academics Faculty Appointments:
Teaching appointments across academic medical institutions.
Assistant Professor – Cornell University Medical College, 2012 – 2016
Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine – American University of the Carribean, St Maarten. 2006 – 2010
Assistant Professor – Emergency and Internal Medicine – Penn State College of Medicine, Hershey, PA. 2005 – 2007.
Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine – Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY. 2003-2005
Publications / Research
Clinical investigation, medical literature, and the medical humanities.
Can Individualized Diet and Lifestyle Modifications Derived from Digital Therapeutics and Health Coaching Improve Symptoms of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus? – Principle Investigator – in process.
Preface to Proof of Concept: 25 Best Cancer Cases Presented to The National Cancer Institute. Nicholas Gonzales MD, New Spring Press, 2019.
Parker J, Nowak R, Smithline M, Silverman R, Khan F, Rowe B, Fiening J. Reduction in the Number and Severity of Exacerbations Following Acute Severe Asthma: Results of a Placebo-Controlled, Randomised Clinical Trial with Benralizumab – American Journal of Emergency Medicine 33(1) 2015
Khan, Faiz - Strategies to Prevent ED Crowding: Interview published by America’s Essential Hospitals Forum for The National Associations of Public Hospitals http://www.naph.org/Homepage-Sections/Explore/Innovations/ED- Throughput/NUMC.aspx. Mar 2010
Kumar K, Khan F, Custodio H. Paralysis in an 18 year-old, Southern Medical Journal, Feb. 2009.
Khan F, Miraculous Medical Recoveries and The Islamic Tradition, Southern Medical Journal- Feb. 2008.
Khan F, Faulk M, Hirtlein A, A Comparison of Hours Length of Stay and Compliance with 24- Hour Patient Length of Stay Between Emergency and General Internal Medicine/Internal Medicine Subspecialty Observation Services: Implication for ED Crowding at a Tertiary Care Center. Abstract Accepted for publication -National SAEM 2007. Presented as poster.
Khan, Faiz, An Islamic Appraisal of Minding The Gap: Psycho-Spiritual Dynamics in the Doctor Patient Relationship – Journal of Religious Ethics, Vol. 36, March, 2008.
Khan, Faiz Dr. Peer reviewer for Biomedical Central Medical Ethics: Shanawani, H, Khalil MH, Islamic Bioethics on MEDLINE: A Review of the Literature.
Barnett, B, Khan, Faiz. Combined Training in Emergency and Internal Medicine: Council of Residency Directors Website – June 2004.
Khan, F. Faith and Care of the Patient; An Islamic Perspective on Critical Illness.Yale J Hum Med. 2002; info.yale.med.edu
Khan F., Alagappan K., Cardell K. Overlooked Sources of Ethanol. Journal of Emergency Medicine 1999; 17(6): 985-8
Rumore P., Beers P., Khan F., Coritsidis G. In Vivo Preferential Localization of Oligonucleosomes in Glomeruli. Arth Rheum 1992; 35 (suppl): 31 N
Presentations: Medical Practice
Grand rounds, conferences, workshops, and clinical education.
Grand Rounds; Nassau University Medical Center: The Niche of Observation Units: East Meadow, NY May 2010.
Metabolic and Endocrine Emergencies – New York Emergency Medicine Board Review, NY, NY October 2010, 2009.
Cardiovascular Emergencies – New York Emergency Board Review, NY, NY October, 2010.
Grand Rounds – North Shore / Long Island Jewish Medical Center – Department of Emergency Medicine: Emergency Medical Relief Efforts: Haiti, 3/2010.
Grand Rounds – Observation Medicine – An Overview; State University of NY at Stony Brook, Department of Emergency Medicine; 9/2009.
Emergency Department use of nebulized budenoside as an adjunct to standardized therapy in acutely ill adults with refractory asthma: a randomized, double-blinded, placebo-controlled trial – American Thoracic Society Conference – Houston TX; Apr 2008.
Emergency Medical Relief Efforts – Haiti; Long Island Chapter of The Islamic Medical Association of North America, 3/2010
Spinal Trauma – Continuing Education Series for Pre-hospital Providers – Nassau University Medical Center, Feb. 2009.
Overview of Meningitis - Continuing Education Series for Pre-hospital Providers – Nassau University Medical Center, Dec. 2008.
Too Many Knocks at the Door – Mental illness and the Emergency Department: Mental Health Awareness Day Seminar: Suffolk County Mental Health Services, Farmingdale, NY, Oct. 2008.
Burn Injuries – From the Street Through The Emergency Department, Annual Nassau County Emergency Medical Services Seminar/Dinner, 4/2008
Grand Rounds – Observation Medicine. Long Island Jewish Medical Center Department of Emergency Medicine, New Hyde Park, NY, 8/2007.
Septic Shock: International Emergency Medicine and Disaster Management Conference, New Delhi, India. Nov. 2006.
Keynote Residency Graduation Convocation Address: Haste Versus Efficiency - Pitfalls in Practicing Emergency Medicine in the Corporate Paradigm, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, Dept. Emergency Medicine, July 2006.
Grand Rounds: The Emergency Medicine / Internal Medicine Interface, Hershey Medical Center, Oct. 2005.
Neonatal Shock in the ED: Discussant – National Semifinal Clinical Pathological Conference, New York City, May 2005.
Pulmonary Embolism: American Association for Emergency Medicine in India / Society for Emergency Medicine in India, International Conference, Bombay, India, Nov 2004
The Evolution of Emergency Medicine in The United States – The Agha Khan University Medical Center, Karachi, Pakistan, Nov 2004.
Advanced Airway Teaching Module: American Association for Emergency Medicine in India / Society for Emergency Medicine in India, International Conference, Bombay, Nov 2004 - 03.
Case Studies in Triage – Workshop: American Association for Emergency Medicine in India / Society for Emergency Medicine in India, International Conference, Bombay, Nov 2004
Grand Rounds : Sepsis and Septic Shock – Liaquat National Hospital, Karachi, Pakistan, Jan. 1999
Chan L, Reilly K, Henderson C, Khan F, Saluzzo R. Complication Rates of Tube Thoracostamies – Society for Academic Emergency Medicine, San Antonio, Texas, Sept. 1995
Medical Humanities
Medicine in conversation with ethics, culture, faith, and the human experience.
Contemplative Prayer and Embodied Healing – The 3rd Annual Conference on Medicine and Religion, Northwestern University School of Medicine, Chicago, Mar 2014.
An Islamic Appraisal of Minding the Gap: Psycho-Spiritual Dynamics in the Doctor- Patient Relationship – International Conference on Islam and medicine – Jeddah Saudi Arabia , Dec 2013.
Islamic Doctrine and Medical Chaplaincy: South Nassau Community Hospital, Oceanside, NY 9/2009.
International Conference of the Catholic Healthcare Administrative Personnel Program, St. Johns University, New York City
- Perspectives on Death and Dying in The Islamic Tradition May 2003 -04,
- The Qur’an and The Meaning of Human Suffering May 2006-2009
- Islamic Doctrine and Medical Ethics - New York City, May, 2008.
Catholic Health Association of The United States: System Mission Leadership Forum, Addressing Cultural and Religious Diversity in Physician Relationships, Tampa Bay, Fla. Jan 2009.
National Webcast – Catholic Health East Center for Ethics, Islamic Doctrine for Healthcare Chaplains, Scranton, PA, Nov. 2008.
Dilemmas in Medical Ethics – Nassau/Suffolk County Law Services Seminar – Hempstead, NY – Aug. 2008.
Case Studies in Cultural Competencies: The Muslim Patient – Albany Medical Center, NY, April 2009.
Defining Psycho-spiritual Wellness in the Context of Modern Medicine: Islamic Medical Association / Albany Medical Center, Albany, NY 5/2007.
Cultural Competency and Barriers to Care, NYU Medical College, New York City, 4/2007.
Critical illness and Psycho-spiritual Dynamics: International Conference on Islam and Bioethics, Penn State University, September 2005.
Bio-ethics and Islamic Doctrine, Stanford University - Muslim Students Network, Palo Alto, CA. Feb. 2006.
Stem Cell Research – Interfaith Perspectives: Panelist, City University of NY, Apr 2005
Current Issues in Bio-ethics: Center for Religious Inquiry, St.Bartholomew’s Church, New York City Feb 2005
Religious Doctrine and the Ethical Perspective – Hofstra University: Hempstead, NY 5/2005
International Conference of The Catholic Healthcare Administrative Personnel Program, St. John’s University, NY
- The Qur’an and The Meaning of Human Suffering- , 5/2004.
- Death and Dying in the Islamic Tradition – 5/2003
The Islamic Basis of Ethics, Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY, Mar. 2004
Religious Doctrine and Ethics, New York Society for Ethical Culture, New York City, 3/2004.
Annual International Conference of The Global Society for Nursing and Health, Mount Sinai Medical Center End of Life: Rituals and Perspectives in The Islamic Tradition, New York City, Oct. 2002
Symposium on Spirituality and Health Care, St. Vincent’s Medical Center Faith and Care of the Patient; An Islamic Perspective – New York City, May 2002
Conference of The International Islamic Medical Association; Istanbul, Turkey - The Impact of AIDS on Medical Ethics, Aug. 1992
Additional Medical Work Experience:
Emergency response and medical relief work, as recorded in the source CV.
May 2018 Medical Relief Mission – Bangladesh/Burma Border- Rohinya Refugee camps- Islamic Medical Association of North America.
May 2017 Medical Relief Mission – Mosul, Iraq – NYC Medics Trauma Stabilization Point
Mar 2016 Medical Relief Mission: Syrian and Palestinian refugee aid – Islamic Medical Association of North America / United Muslim Relief – Amman, Jordan (Jun, Sep, 2016)
Aug 2010 Emergency medical response team: flood disaster victim relief – Peshawar, Pakistan. Al-Shifaa Medical Foundation.
Jun 2010 Unit medical director: emergency medical tent – NY State Special Olympics, Uniondale, NY
Feb 2010 Director of clinical operations- Medical Relief Team: Earthquake Victims, Port-au- Prince, Haiti; Aimer Haiti / Comprehensive Disaster Relief Services
Nov 2008 Medical relief mission – New Delhi / Chennai, India: Urgent / Palliative care delivery
Sep 2001 911-WTC rescue/resuscitation team – NY, NY.
Jan 1999 Infectious Disease Ward Team – Liaqat National Hospital, Karachi, Pakistan
Awards / Certifications:
Recognition, board certifications, and dates from the original record.
2013, 2010, 2009 America’s Top Emergency Physicians – Consumers Research Council of America
2009 Physician of Excellence – Nassau County Fire and Police Academy
2005 Sir William Osler Clinical Teaching Award, Department of Emergency Medicine, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, New Hyde Park, NY.
2001-Current Diplomate – American Board of Emergency Medicine
2000 Resident Leadership Award - Department of Emergency Medicine, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, New Hyde Park, NY
2000-2010 Diplomate – American Board of Internal Medicine
Professional Affiliations:
Professional communities and languages listed in the CV.
American College of Emergency Physicians, American Academy of Emergency Medicine, American College for the Advancement of Medicine, Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, American College of Physicians (2005-2010) Languages: Spanish, Hindi/Urdu
Graduate / Undergraduate Medical Education Initiatives
Curriculum development, clinical instruction, and physician education.
Undergraduate Medical Education Clerkship Director – Department of Emergency Medicine, Nassau University Medical Center, East Meadow, NY 2007 – Present.
Emergency Medicine Curriculum Design, NY College of Podiatric Medicine, NY, NY, 2009.
Instructor: North Shore / Long Island Jewish Emergency Medicine Oral Board Review Course. Aug. 2000 – 2009
Evidenced Based Medicine Curriculum Committee, Penn State College of Medicine, 1/2006 – 6 / 2007
Director: Journal Club and Diagnostic Reasoning Curricula: Emergency Medicine Residency, Hershey Medical Center / Penn State College of Medicine – Sep. 2005 – Jun 2007
Clinical Instructor – Emergency Procedures for Residents and Students - Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY. Nov. 1999 – 2005.
Academic Rounds Attending, Department of Internal Medicine, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, New Hyde Park, NY. Aug. 2000 – 2002
Founder and Clinical Preceptor – Sub-Intern Ward Team Department of Internal Medicine, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, New Hyde Park, NY 1999 – 2000
Resident Education, Program Development
Teaching themes and clinical education programs.
Critical Skills Development and Critical Scenario Simulation (Sim-Man Focus Group)
Critical Care and Emergency Medicine
Diagnostic Reasoning and Epistemology of Medical Decision Making
Medical Ethics and Religion
Model of Clinical Practice of Emergency Medicine (Core Content) Lecturer: Septic Shock, Cardiogenic Shock, Rapid Sequence Intubation, Airway and Ventilation, Hyponatremia, Hypocalcaemia, Preclampsia, Myxedema Coma,Near – Drowning, Meningitis, Compartment Syndrome, and additional lecture topics and teaching modules.
THE PERSON BEHIND THE EXPERIENCE
A no-cost pre-consultation is the first step.
Call 516-855-5744Read Dr. Khan’s Biography