Class of 2025
Brihant Sharma, MD
Medical School: St. George's University School of Medicine
Residency: The Wright Center for Graduate Medical Education
"I chose Temple because of its excellent reputation and culture of educating healthcare providers. The faculty clearly love to teach and support the fellows, and there is a wide variety of outstanding expertise in the department. The balance between inpatient and outpatient exposure is ideal and there is a wealth of unique and complex cases to encounter with patients of different backgrounds. I come to work every day feeling grateful to be a part of this learning environment, and confident that this program will shape me up well for my future as an Endocrinologist."
Mariya Khan, MD
Medical School: Jinnah Sindh medical College
Residency: Abington Memorial Hospital
"I chose Temple for fellowship because I was looking to train in a program that has a wide variety of clinical pathology and a strong academic curriculum. The faculty has been super supportive, and they encourage independent and critical thinking from the beginning of the Fellowship. There are a lot of learning opportunities from the interesting endocrine cases here as well as from the conferences, and case discussions by co-fellows and the dedicated faculty."
Class of 2026
Mobeen Ahmad, MD
Medical School: Allama Iqbal Medical College
Residency: Abington Jefferson Hospital
“The reason why I chose Temple for fellowship training is because I knew that at Temple I would be working at one of the best and busiest hospitals in the country. The pathology I have seen at Temple is truly unmatched, and the faculty are extremely supportive in helping you achieve your goals. From my first day here, I was challenged to think critically about my patients and ways to improve my practice. With the combination of the excellent training from our faculty who are leaders in the field, and the unique pathology we see helping the underserved population of North Philadelphia, I am confident my training will help me reach my true potential as an endocrinologist.”
Ashen Fernando, MD
Medical School: St. George's University School of Medicine
Residency: Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, PA, United States
"I wanted to be part of a large university program with a diverse population that provided fellows with good exposure to clinical pathology. Being in a city, I was confident that I would have that exposure at Temple. Not only that, but I was also drawn towards the balance between various clinical duties and opportunities for research. Every attending I’ve worked with so far have been genuinely invested towards education, and the sense of camaraderie among peers and faculty has only reinforced my decision in choosing Temple!"