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Dr. Rehman is the Director of Education & Founding Director of Academic Primary Care Practice at the Phoenix VA Healthcare Systems. He is also serving as the Chair and Professor of Department of Biomedical Informatics at the University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix (UACOM-P). He is also the Chair of UACOM-P Admissions Committee and Graduate Medical Education. He received his MD from University of Punjab, Pakistan with Gold Medals in Physiology, Forensic Medicine and Pathology. He did his Internal Medicine Residency at Nassau University Medical Center/SUNY @Stony Brook, NY. He then graduated from Harvard University’s Executive Fellowship Program. He is board certified in Internal Medicine, Hypertension and Clinical Informatics.  He has recently been elected the Master of American College of Physicians (MACP).

Dr. Rehman is a well-recognized expert in “Leadership topics/Healthcare Communication”. He has delivered courses/workshops around the world.  He was invited to give the Commencement Address on the graduation ceremony of Medical University of South Carolina class of 2013.

He have received numerous awards including David E. Rogers Teaching Award from Society of General Internal Medicine, Department of Veterans Affair Excellence in Medical Education Award, Medical University of South Carolina Best Teacher Award, Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) best faculty award, American College of Physicians (ACP) Young Physician Award, James A. McFarland Award in Excellence in Teaching and Humanism, Laureate Award, & Leader of the Year Award. He has been served as the President of the Society of General Internal Medicine, Mountain West Region and Vice-President of the American Academy on Communications in Healthcare. He was also the Conference Chair for the International Conference on Communication in Healthcare in 2007 & CO-Chair for Scientific committee for 2021. Dr. Rehman has participated in many landmark research trials such as ACCORD, SPRINT, ACCOMPLISH, ONTARGET, PROMINENT etc. He has published hundreds of articles.