Mohammad Qamar, MD

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A Specialist in Transplant Care

Dr. Mohammad Qamar specializes in transplant surgery, kidney care, and high blood pressure.

The services he provides include:

  • Obtaining a patient's medical history
  • Performing physical exams
  • Ordering, performing and interpreting lab and diagnostic tests
  • Prescribing medications
  • Transplant patient management 

 

Speaks: English, Urdu

Specialties

Services

(605) 328-8100

Background Information

Education History

Medical School:
The Aga Khan University, Karachi, Pakistan
Residency:
The University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
Fellowship:
The University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
Certificates:
American Board of Internal Medicine
American Board of Nephrology

Experience & Research

Selected Research and Publications:

Dr. Qamar  was mentored by Dr. Beth Piraino at the University of Pittsburgh, a world renowned expert on peritoneal dialysis. Dr. Qamar also has co-authored several abstracts and review articles.

My Idea of Care

I strive to provide the highest quality of care in partnership with the patient to achieve maximum satisfaction.

Personal Interests

Dr. Mohammad enjoys photography, travelling and reading.

Additional Locations

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1018 6th Ave.
(507) 372-2941
Worthington, Minnesota 56187

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1205 S Grange Ave.
(605) 328-9290
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701 3rd Ave. S
(605) 874-2141
Clear Lake, South Dakota 57226

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1680 Diagonal Rd.
(507) 372-3800
Worthington, Minnesota 56187

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112 St. Olaf Ave. S
(507) 223-7277
Canby, Minnesota 56220

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