Department of Allied Health Sciences

Dr. Muhammad Rashid is an accomplished academician, researcher, and molecular biologist with extensive experience in higher education, research, and academic administration. He holds a PhD in Health Biotechnology with specialization in Clinical Biochemistry and Molecular Biology in the field of AHS from the University of Gujrat, Pakistan.

With over a decade of teaching, research, and professional experience, Dr. Rashid has contributed significantly to the fields of molecular diagnostics, and allied health sciences. His research interests include molecular biology, infectious diseases, clinical biochemistry, and public health forecasting models in the field of Allied Health Sciences (AHS), with internationally published research in reputable journals.

As Head of the Department of Allied Health Sciences at Grand Asian University, he is committed to promoting academic excellence, innovation, research culture, and professional development among students and faculty. His vision is to prepare competent healthcare professionals equipped with scientific knowledge, ethical values, and practical skills to meet global healthcare challenges.

Dr. Rashid strongly believes in interdisciplinary collaboration, outcome-based education, and modern research-driven learning to empower future healthcare leaders.