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Muhammad Abid, MD

Greater Baltimore Medical Center, Maryland

Dr. Muhammad Mohsin Abid, MD is a PGY-3 Internal Medicine resident at Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC) in Towson, Maryland, and the incoming Chief Medical Resident for the 2025–2026 academic year. He has a strong interest in pulmonary and critical care medicine, patient safety, and systems-based quality improvement.

Originally from the UAE, Dr. Abid completed his medical education in Lahore, Pakistan, graduating at the top of his class with distinction from Amna Inayat Medical College in 2018. He then worked as a medical officer for three years, leading several patient safety and quality improvement initiatives focused on hospital-based care delivery and resource optimization. His work during this time resulted in multiple peer-reviewed publications and sparked a deeper interest in improving healthcare systems through evidence-based, data-driven interventions.

At GBMC, Dr. Abid was selected for the inaugural Quality Improvement Pathway and is actively involved in several institutional efforts, including projects on ICU pain and agitation management, handoff standardization, and sepsis bundle compliance. He is passionate about applying SCCM-endorsed protocols, such as the PADIS guidelines and A-F bundle, to reduce delirium and improve patient outcomes in critical care settings.

Outside of clinical medicine, Dr. Abid is committed to advancing medical education and has helped develop resident-facing educational materials and QI training modules. His long-term goals include pursuing a fellowship in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, followed by sub-specialization in Interventional Pulmonology, with continued involvement in academic medicine and hospital leadership.

In his free time, he enjoys cross fit, gaming, swimming, carpentry, and exploring emerging technologies. He brings a collaborative and systems-oriented mindset to his work and is honored to present his work at the SCCM Congress.

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