Right Health
Bakhtiar Faiz is a qualified General Practitioner with extensive experience in various medical settings. Currently serving at Right Health since August 2020, Bakhtiar has previously held the same position at HTK Medical Center and Life Care Hospital from September 2018 to July 2020 and September 2016 to July 2018, respectively. Additionally, Bakhtiar has experience as a Clinical Observer and Clinical Extern at multiple healthcare institutions including Mansfield Pain Clinic, Carthage Area Hospital, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, and Aga Khan University. As a Medical Officer at Ummal Qura Hospital, responsibilities included daily patient management in outpatient and inpatient wards, as well as emergency department coverage. Bakhtiar began a medical career as a House Officer at Services Hospital Lahore, where rotations encompassed medicine, surgery, and radiology. Bakhtiar holds an MBBS degree in Medicine and Surgery from the University of Health Sciences, completed in 2011, and an FSC in Pre-Medical Studies from Crescent Model Higher Secondary School in Lahore.
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Right Health
Right Health is the largest and fastest-growing value healthcare organization in the UAE, and the pioneer of a movement to provide quality, affordable and accessible healthcare to the working-class population. In line with the goal of the National Agenda of the UAE Vision 2021 to establish a world-class healthcare system accessible to all, the organization aims to deliver quality healthcare with four core objectives – prevention, efficiency, effectiveness and innovation. Right Health believes that all lives have equal value, and all people without distinction deserve equal care, compassion and commitment. Its experienced team of specialists and strategic partners boasts a solid track record and a long-term vision to create a platform that facilitates change and impact. Committed to transforming value-based healthcare, the organization is set to touch more than 1.8 million lives by 2022.