Dr. Mohammad Amir is a dedicated and highly trained neurosurgeon with a robust academic foundation and over a decade of progressive clinical experience in neurosurgery and general surgery. He earned his M.Ch. in Neurosurgery from Dr. YSR University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada, following postgraduate training in General Surgery (M.S.) and undergraduate medical education (M.B.B.S.) from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bengaluru. Dr. Amir’s core competencies encompass the comprehensive management of cranial, spinal, and peripheral nerve pathologies, with proficiency in both elective and emergency neurosurgical procedures. He is adept in neurotrauma care, critical care neurosurgery, and interdepartmental consultation, and maintains a strong presence in outpatient and inpatient services, including Neuro ICU management. His commitment to academic medicine is reflected in a substantial body of research, with multiple peer-reviewed publications and national-level presentations. His work on pediatric traumatic brain injury and chronic subdural hematoma has received formal recognition, including best research paper awards and invited presentations at leading neurosurgical forums. Dr. Amir remains actively engaged in continuing medical education and collaborative research. His professional ethos is defined by clinical precision, academic rigor, and a patient-centered approach to care. Beyond his medical practice, he maintains a keen interest in medical writing, current affairs, and recreational sports, contributing to a well-rounded and thoughtful professional identity.

Dr. Nazish Malik is a dedicated pediatrician and clinical neurologist with advanced specialization in pediatric nutrition, endocrine disorders, and neonatal intensive care. She holds an MD in Pediatrics from JNMCH, AMU, a Fellowship in Clinical Neurology from Era’s Lucknow Medical College & Hospital, and a PGPN certification from Boston University School of Medicine. Her clinical proficiency spans complex pediatric neurological cases, cerebral palsy, stroke management, EEG interpretation, and multidisciplinary collaboration for behavioral and developmental disorders. She has also handled endocrine conditions extensively, including thyroid dysfunctions, growth disorders, and diabetic emergencies such as DKA, alongside her experience in NICU and PICU environments. Dr. Malik's academic contributions are marked by impactful research in pediatric endocrinology, neurology, and infectious diseases. Her MD thesis explored metabolic patterns in children born to mothers with gestational diabetes. She has authored original studies and rare case reports published in respected journals. Her research includes work on pseudo-thrombotic microangiopathy linked to vitamin B12 deficiency, Marinesco-Sjögren Syndrome, and multidrug-resistant typhoid outbreaks. A recipient of multiple accolades, Dr. Malik has been awarded by the WHO for her contributions to public health and antibiotic resistance awareness and won top honors in pediatric endocrinology competitions. She is deeply committed to mentoring junior residents, developing training curricula, and integrating evidence-based care with academic rigor to improve pediatric healthcare outcomes in India.