Ahmed Bilal

Ahmed Bilal has extensive work experience in the medical field. Ahmed started their career in 1989 as a Consultant with the UK National Health Service. In 1994, they joined the University of Rochester where they held multiple roles, including Chief Medical Officer and Professor of Medicine. In 2010, Bilal became the Associate Medical Director at Highland Hospital of Rochester NY. Ahmed then went on to serve as the Chief Medical Officer at Nicholas H. Noyes Memorial Hospital and St. James Hospital/UR Medicine, starting in 2017.

Ahmed Bilal attended Aitchison College from 1976 to 1980. During this time, they did not pursue a specific degree or field of study.

After completing their time at Aitchison College, Ahmed Bilal went on to attend the Royal College of Physicians as a Fellow. Ahmed obtained the degree of "Fellow of The Royal College of Physicians" from this institution. It is not specified when exactly they attended the Royal College of Physicians.

Additionally, Ahmed Bilal also pursued further education at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI), where they received the degree of "FRCP." There is no provided information about the duration of their time at RCSI.

In terms of additional certifications, Ahmed Bilal obtained the certification of "Fellow of American College of Physicians" from the American College of Physicians in September 2000. Ahmed also acquired the certification of "Fellow of Royal College of Physicians" from the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh Venue & Events. The specific month and year of obtaining this certification are not mentioned.