Quaid-e-Azam Medical College

Quaid-e-Azam Medical College
قائد اعظم طبی کالج
Motto Success through perseverance
Type Public
Established 1971 (1971)
Principal Prof. Dr. Javed Iqbal
Location Bahawalpur, Punjab, Pakistan
Colours Black & White
Affiliations PMDC
Website Official website
Courtyard View
Side View
A. R. Hye Architect of Quaid e Azam Medical College

Quaid e Azam Medical College (Urdu: قائد اعظم طبی کالج, or QAMC) is a medical college in Bahawalpur, Pakistan. Quaid e Azam Medical College was founded on December 2, 1971 when its foundation stone was laid by the then Governor of Punjab, Lt Gen Attique-ur-Rehman (retd). The college is affiliated for clinical training to Bahawal Victoria Hospital.

Quaid-e-Azam Medical College designed by A. R. Hye

Architecture

Designed by Abdur Rahman Hye, it was the first endogenously designed Medical Campus by a Pakistani Architect and has the characteristics typical in A. R. Hye's style of architecture.

The design of the building incorporates natural climate control features, such as cross-ventilation, strategic placement of windows, and overhangs and courtyards to create shade. Additionally, the roof vaults, besides providing insulation, also allow the flow of air through the vault roof, bringing down ceiling temperatures. Hollow walls also provide insulation. This provides a natural protection against the hot and dry climate of Bahawalpur.

Recognition and affiliations

The college is recognized by the following organizations.

Others affiliations include International Network for Cancer Treatment and Research[3] and SEPLAA Foundation.[4]

Quaid-e-Azam Medical College Landscaping

Societies and Clubs

  • Quaidians Dramatics Club And Movie Society(QDCAMS)
  • Quaidians Arts and Photographic Society (QAPS)[5]
  • Iqra Medical Society
  • Quaidians Athletics and Sports Club(QASC)[6]
  • Helping Hands Society-HHS[7]

Notable Alumni

Lt. Gen. Asif Mumtaz Sukhera was the Surgeon General of the Pakistan Army [8]and the Director General Medical Services (Inter Services) from July 18, 2016 to September 26, 2017.

References

Coordinates: 29°23′19″N 71°40′38″E / 29.38861°N 71.67722°E / 29.38861; 71.67722

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