Dr. Akram is a highly skilled Orthopedic and Trauma Surgeon with 7 years of dedicated clinical experience in managing complex musculoskeletal injuries and surgical interventions. He completed his MBChB at Benadir University, Somalia, and went on to pursue advanced medical training, earning his MD in Orthopedic Surgery from Mansoura University, Egypt, a renowned institution for surgical excellence.

Dr. Akram specializes in the diagnosis, treatment, and surgical management of traumatic injuries, fractures, joint disorders, and orthopedic emergencies. His expertise includes both invasive and minimally invasive orthopedic procedures, reflecting a strong commitment to restoring patient mobility and quality of life.

Dr. Mohamed currently serves as the Head of the Internal Medicine Department at Somali National University (SNU), where he plays a vital role in shaping the future of healthcare professionals through teaching, mentoring, and leading clinical excellence. His leadership extends beyond hospital walls, as he is also the President of the Somali Internal Medicine Association, an organization committed to promoting high standards of medical practice and continuous professional development across the country.

Throughout his distinguished career, Dr. Mohamed has demonstrated unwavering dedication to improving patient care, especially in the fields of digestive health, liver disease, and metabolic disorders. He has been actively involved in research, medical education, and national healthcare initiatives aimed at enhancing the quality and reach of internal medicine services in Somalia.

Dr. Mohamed is known for his patient-centered approach, clinical precision, and deep commitment to advancing medical knowledge. His extensive experience, combined with his leadership in professional organizations, has earned him widespread respect among colleagues, students, and patients alike. As a pioneer in his field, he continues to inspire excellence and drive progress in internal medicine and gastroenterology across the region.