AKU alumna Dr Zeenat Sulaiman Khan re-elected to IHF governing council
KARACHI: Dr Zeenat Sulaiman Khan, an alumna of AKU School of Nursing and Midwifery, Pakistan, has been re-elected to the Governing Council of the International Hospital Federation (IHF), a testament to her outstanding contributions to healthcare systems and hospital administration worldwide.
Established in 1929, the IHF is a global not-for-profit organisation headquartered in Switzerland, dedicated to advancing hospital standards, improving patient safety, and enhancing healthcare quality across the world.
Extensive expertise in healthcare management
Dr Khan brings over 30 years of experience in healthcare systems, with deep expertise in hospital and nursing administration, quality improvement, and patient safety. She currently serves as Regional Chief Executive Officer of Aga Khan Health Services, East Africa (AKHS EA), leading both university teaching hospitals and non-academic hospital environments.
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Her leadership experience spans clinical, operational, and academic settings, enabling her to influence policies and practices that improve healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.
Recognition follows competitive selection process
Dr Khan’s re-election to the IHF Governing Council followed a highly competitive selection process, highlighting her vision, leadership, and impact in the global health sector. Her appointment reinforces her reputation as a key voice in hospital governance and healthcare quality improvement internationally.
Join us in congratulating Dr Khan
Her recognition marks a significant milestone for AKU alumni and underscores the contributions of Pakistani healthcare professionals on the global stage. Join us in congratulating Dr Zeenat Sulaiman Khan for this prestigious achievement in healthcare leadership.
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