Maj. N. Samad MBBS, FRCPC
Assistant Professor Gastroenterology and Hepatology

Major (Dr.) Samad received his Medical degree from Tribhuvan University (Nepal) followed by one year of rotating internship. His path to practicing medicine in Canada took him on a long route. Prior to his training in Canada he worked as a general practitioner in the Middle East, followed by work as a clinical associate in medical oncology in Halifax. While he completed his Medical Council of Canada exams, he pursued a postgraduate Diploma in Health Services Administration from Dalhousie University.

He completed his core Internal Medicine residency from University of Saskatchewan, followed by a two year General Internal Medicine fellowship from University of Saskatchewan. Thereafter he pursued a two year fellowship in Hepatology from University of Manitoba. He has since then returned to Saskatoon where he provides inpatient services as a General Internist & Hepatologist and runs an outpatient hepatology practice.

Major Samad is privileged and honored to be a regular member of the Canadian Armed Forces as a General Internist, based out of 1 Canadian Field Hospital, Petawawa Ontario and looks forward to a career consisting of civilian and military duties.

Education:

• Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery, Tribhuvan University, Nepal
• Diploma in Health Services Administration, Dalhousie University, Canada
• Core Internal Medicine residency, University of Saskatchewan, Canada
• General Internal Medicine fellowship, University of Saskatchewan, Canada
• Hepatology fellowship, University of Manitoba

Appointments:

• General Internist, Rank: Major, Canadian Armed Forces, 1 Canadian Field Hospital, Petawawa, Ontario
• Assistant Professor, College of Medicine, University of Saskatchewan