Dr. Mohammed Shabbir Pyarejan
Emergency Medicine
Emergency
MBBS, MD, DA, DNB, PG Diploma in Hospital Administration and Quality Management
About Dr. Mohammed Shabbir Pyarejan
Dr. Mohammed Shabbir Pyarejan brings over 26 years of clinical and leadership experience across India, Bahrain and the UAE. His background spans emergency medicine, anaesthesiology, critical care and hospital administration, giving him extensive experience in managing patients who require urgent and high-acuity medical care.
At Zulekha Hospital Sharjah, Dr. Shabbir works as Consultant and Head of Emergency Medicine, leading a multidisciplinary team and implementing evidence-based emergency protocols. His work also involves improving emergency department workflows to support timely and coordinated care.
His experience in trauma, toxicology, and adult and pediatric emergencies forms the core of his work as an emergency medicine specialist in Sharjah. Alongside clinical practice, he has contributed to postgraduate medical education and served as faculty for the George Washington University Master of Emergency Medicine programme.
Educational Qualifications
- MBBS
- MD in Emergency Medicine
- DA in Anesthesiology
- DNB in Anesthesiology
- Post Graduate Diploma in Hospital Administration and Quality Management
- Certified in Basic Life Support (BLS)
- Certified in Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)
- Certified in Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
- Certified in Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP)
Special Interests
- Traumatology
- Toxicology
- Adult emergency medicine
- Pediatric emergency medicine
Research / Publications
- Delayed Presentation of SDH: A Case Report, paper presented at ISA Goldcon, 2002
- Tracheotomy: A Novel and Economical Approach, poster presented at EMCON, 2008
- Basic Life Support Awareness Among Medical, Dental and Nursing Students, Indian Journal of Anaesthesia, 2009
- Variations of Internal Jugular Vein in Relation to Common Carotid Artery Using Colour Doppler, IJCCM, 2009
- Miracles of Magnesium: A Case Report, Indian Journal of Allergy and Immunology, 2011
- Aspirin vs Heparin (UF) for DVT Prophylaxis in ICU Patients, IJCCM, 2011
- A Rare Case of Neurofibromatosis Type 1: Case Report, Medico Research Chronicles, December 2014
- A Case of Traumatic Right Ventricular Rupture, Medico Research Chronicles, December 2014
- Progesterone Precipitating DKA in Young Undiagnosed Diabetic Female: A Case Report, Medico Research Chronicles, January 2015
- Cyproheptadine Induced Seizures: A Case Report, Medico Research Chronicles, January 2015
- D-Dimer Negative Pulmonary Embolism: A Case Report, Medico Research Chronicles, February 2015
- Psychogenic Diarrhea: A Case Report, Medico Research Chronicles, August 2015
- Abnormal Rhythm: A Case Report, Medico Research Chronicles, January 2019
- Early Recognition and Timely Intervention Saved a Life: A Case Report, Medico Research Chronicles, November 2022
- Point of Care Testing (POCT): A Boon to Emergency Department: A Clinical Review, Medico Research Chronicles, November 2022
- Surgical Airway Management in Critically Ill Patients: A Review Article, Medico Research Chronicles, January 2023
- Guest lecture at EMCON, 2008
- Guest lecture on Basics of Mechanical Ventilation
- Guest lecture on Weaning of COPD Patient from Mechanical Ventilation
- Guest lecture at PACE, 2010 on Poisonings and Seizures
FAQs
Dr. Shabbir works in Emergency Medicine and has over 26 years of clinical and leadership experience. His professional background also includes anaesthesiology, critical care and hospital administration.
His special interests include traumatology, toxicology, adult emergency medicine and pediatric emergency medicine.
Dr. Shabbir serves as Consultant and Head of Emergency Medicine at Zulekha Hospital Sharjah. He leads a multidisciplinary team involved in high-acuity emergency care and the implementation of evidence-based protocols.
Yes. He has served as a faculty member for postgraduate training programmes, including the George Washington University Master of Emergency Medicine programme, and has delivered guest lectures on emergency and critical care topics.
Dr. Shabbir speaks Urdu, English, Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam. He also speaks basic Arabic.