About Me
Atiq Rehman, MD Adena, hails from Pakistan, where he began his medical journey with a vision to excel in cardiac surgery and transcatheter therapies. His unwavering drive and relentless pursuit of knowledge led him to cross continents, bringing back a wealth of expertise to apply in life-saving procedures. His academic path was rigorous and expansive, starting at Aga Khan University. There, his intrinsic motivation propelled him into demanding surgical residencies and fellowships, where he honed his skills in cardiac surgery and robotics. His commitment to continuous growth pushed him beyond medical training, driving him to acquire an MBA from George Washington University, a Healthcare Leadership Certificate from Cornell University, and an executive certificate in Strategic Supply Chain Management from MIT, among other qualifications.
He sought to excel as a surgeon and as a healthcare leader, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in his field. The doctor’s integrity and innovation became his hallmark, performing over 3,000 open-heart surgeries, with a significant number involving minimally invasive and robotic techniques. His dedication to precision and excellence made him a sought-after consultant, lending his expertise to esteemed organizations like Edwards Lifesciences and Medtronic.
Dr. Atiq Rehman’s professional recognition is both national and international, a testament to his diligence and foresight. His relentless work ethic and commitment to innovation and patient safety have led him to significant milestones, including a high volume of Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacements and MitraClip procedures. He has been instrumental in the startup and proctoring of numerous structural heart programs worldwide and is a prolific contributor to medical literature with over 100 peer-reviewed publications and presentations.
Beyond his professional endeavors, he serves as Director of Quality for various hospitals and holds a board member position at Health Trust Group’s Cardiovascular Board. His recent role as Vice President of Clinical Supply Chain Management at Adena Health System underscores his impact on healthcare management.
Yet, his life is more than his career. He was once the captain of his Med School soccer team, and he continues to find solace in sports, literature, and travel, ensuring a well-rounded existence. His drive extends to humanitarian efforts, illustrated by his contributions to the recovery from the 2005 Kashmir earthquake. His narrative is one of a multifaceted individual who, through his motivation and integrity, significantly influences the world.
