Dr. Mohammad M. Hossain MD, FAAFP
Practicing Internal Medicine and Family Medicine for Over 40 Years with Over 9 Years of Training
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Education
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1972
Medical Training in Internal Medicine, Law Hospital, Carluke, Scotland
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Medical Examinations
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1978
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1974
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Residency
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1978-1979
Chief Resident Internal Medicine General Hospital – Washington University, St. Louis, MO -
1976-1978
Family Practice Meharry Medical College, Nashville, TN -
1975-1976
Internal Medicine Cooper Hospital (Now Cooper University) – Jefferson University, Camden, NJ
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Total of more than 9 years of post-graduate training in Primary Care, Internal Medicine and Family Practice in Bangladesh, UK, Ireland and USA.
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Hospital Privileges
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1984
Instruction to Build and Operate a Field Hospital March Air Force Base, Perris, CA -
1980-1995
Hospitalist and Pre-Operative Consultant Loma Linda Community Hospital, San Bernardino Community Hospital and St. Bernardine’s Hospital in San Bernardino, CA.
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Total of more than 9 years of post-graduate training in Primary Care, Internal Medicine and Family Practice in Bangladesh, UK, Ireland and USA.
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Professional Experience
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2007-2008
Research Project with CMA Foundation 2 year research project regarding how to best control Diabetes Mellitus, and received a Certificate of Excellence and a Letter of Highest Quality of Care and Maxiumum Achievement in controlling Diabetes Mellitus.
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1981-1984
Assistant Clinical Professor, Department of Family Practice Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, CA
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1980-Present
Internal Medicine and Family Practice American Primary Care Medical Clinic (3 Locations), Southern California
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1979
Assistant Professor, Department of Family Practice Meharry Medical College, Nashville, TN
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1979
Medical Officer/Teaching Affiliation, Department of Family Practice Kaiser Permanente Hospital, Fontana, CA
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1972-1975
Senior House Officer, Clinical Tutor for Medical Students Queens University, Belfast, Ireland (numerous hospitals)
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1972
Appointed as Assistant Director of Health by the Government of Bangladesh
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1970-1972
Chief Medical Officer, with International Red Cross Society Field Hospital, Bangladesh
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Professional Affiliations – Awards
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June 2016
Recognized by American Consumer Advisory Boards The American Best Physicians -
2014
Profile published in the Directory of Leading Physicians of the World -
2012
Recognition at Annual Convention by Bangladesh Physician Association of North America, Western Region, for being Founder of BPO and BMANA western region and Past-President, and for being an Outstanding Physician, -
2009
Recognized as Top Internist of Redlands by Internal Medicine Association of the World -
2008
Completed Ethics Course and Received Medical Ethics Certificate from CMA, -
2007-Present
Founder/Chairman of Bangladesh Physician Organization in America (BPO) -
2004
CCMA foundation NEPO – Network of Ethnic Physician Organization – Healthcare for everyone with no disparity. -
2003-2005
Recognized as Physician of the Year by the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) in Washington, DC, 3 years in a row. -
2002-2011
Steering committee NEPO (network of ethnic physician) and California Medical Association Foundation -
2000-2010
President, BMANA in western region in North America -
2000-2008
Chairman and Co-Chairman National Health Care Reform Committee representing California (published in Wall Street Journal) -
1998
Chairman of Fobana (Federation of Bangladeshi Association of North America) -
1995
Elected Executive Member of Bangladesh Medical Association of North America (BMANA) -
1990-1992
Co-Chairman and Chairman of Bioethlcs Committee, Loma Linda Community Hospital, Loma Linda, CA, -
1980-Present
California Medical Association, AMA, San Bernardino County Medical Society and Riverside County Medical Association -
1980-Present
Bangladesh Medical Association of North America and Physicians Organization of America -
1980-2004
American Academy of Family Physicians -
1975-1979
American College of Physicians. -
1975-1979
American College of Emergency Physicians, -
1975-1979
Southern Medical Association, -
1972-1975
British Medical Association
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Publications
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Diabetes Mellitus and Treatment: Journal of Diabetic Association in Bangladesh
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A Field Hospital in Bangladesh: Irish Medical Journal and San Bernardino County Medical Society Journal
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Scabis a Diagnostic Dilemma: Journal of Public Health in Bangladesh
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Acetaminophen Toricity and Treatment: Bangladesh Diabetic Association
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Diabetic Neuropathy with lectures and slide show: The complication of Diabetic
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Discovery of Islam, a video: DVD lecture recorded about PEACE in the community at Redlands Rotary Club
Regional Achievements
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In Bangladesh
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1972
Returned to Bangladesh after liberation with 150 injured and limbless Freedom Fighters and established a Rehab center in Dhaka later added and called Pangu Hospital Leading International Red cross Society Doctors from Netherlands and took them to Jessore, Khulna and Shatkhira for relief and asses the damage and reported to Ministry Appointed as Assistant Director of Health, preventive Division. -
1971
Walked 200 miles to join the Freedom Fighter in Balurghat, in India. Survived multiple attacks and near death to go the war field. Established a 50 bed Field hospital, one of the first in the world. Took care and all surgeries including amputation without anesthesia and blood transfusion, not available. 40,000 Freedom Fighters and I was the only doctor, Chief Medical Officer.
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1969-1971
Internship six months in Medicine and eight months of Surgery
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In Great Britain & Ireland
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1975 – Present
In USA Dual Citizenships US and Bangladesh and major contributions to both countries. Freedom fighter in Bangladesh and liberate the country and buliding a non profit hospital for the underserved community.
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1972 – Present
After Liberation of Bangladesh those who lost their lives and children become orphans, founded Orfanise sheltered them and started second one 1980 and school in-house education and shelters.In USA Chairman Health care reform and approved Medicare part D (Free medicine for seniors). Neutralizing interfaith and bringing peace and understanding in the Community. In addition to practice medicine, become involved in the social, religious, interfaith and political activities both in Bangladeshi community and local Communities.
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1972 – 1975
In great Britain, Started as intern in Middlesex hospital and then to Glasgow in Carluke Law Hospital. In Northern Irleland in the Royal Victoria group of hopitals, Belfast City hospital, Ards Hospital Wavney hospital and Claremont Hospitals Worked as clinical tutor for medical students and junior doctors for 3 years.
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Bangladesh Community
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2008
Editor of Bangladeshi Physician Organization BPO, highly appreciated by CMA and CMA Foundation -
2001 – 2007
Editor DWAT (Invitation) quarterly magazine for Islamic Society of California -
1998
Chairman of Fobana (Federation of Bangladeshi Association of North America) -
1997 – 2005
Editor Quarterly Magazine Banoful
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Local Community
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2006
Dr. Hossain awarded for his masters degree in Islamic religion and teaching of spiritual healing and prayer therapy and perform conducting Friday prayer at Islamic center -
2002
When all seniors did not have medicine coverage got involved in the politics and become the Chairman of Healthcare Reform from State of California at National Level Chairman Physician Advisory Board. I spend my own money and time, frequent visit to Washington DC and fought to get approved for Medicare PART- D free medicine for seniors who worked all their lives for this country, now disabled or retired. In National Level Chairman Physician advisory Board and Chairmen Health care reform and PCRR (physician Council for Responsible Reform). Many news in Wall Street Journal as Chairmen of Health care reform from California.