Growing up in a village in Pakistan, I saw firsthand the challenges people faced with limited healthcare access. That experience stuck with me, and I knew I wanted to be part of the solution. So, I dove headfirst into medicine, starting with my studies at Nishtar Medical College, Multan.

My journey then took me to the United States, where I spent seven years honing my skills, including some amazing time at the University of Minnesota. While there, I also took the opportunity to delve deeper into the research side of medicine by completing a Master of Science in Clinical Research.

Returning to Pakistan, my focus became raising the bar for digestive and liver disease care. Today, I wear a few different hats: Professor of Medicine at Fazaia Medical College, and lead of the Digestive and Liver Diseases Unit at Pakistan Air Force Hospital, Islamabad, and Head of Islamabad Gastroenterology Associates, where we offer cutting-edge treatments and push the boundaries with research.

My passion for improving healthcare extends beyond these roles. I've also served as a consultant physician at various embassies in Pakistan and held leadership positions at Maroof International Hospital and Shifa International Hospitals. It's truly an honor to have been recognized with the Sitara-i-Imtiaz, one of Pakistan's highest civilian awards, and with accolades from the Pakistan Society of Gastroenterology.

But even with all that, my biggest reward is mentoring the next generation of medical professionals and advocating for better healthcare infrastructure across Pakistan. 

Health care delivery in a developing country like Pakistan is a huge challenge. Lack of resources and poor investment in health and education has made situation worse. I have a village background where 70% of Pakistani population lives. I have observed problems of lack of health care and education very closely. With this in mind I decided to opt for medical profession. With appropriate guidance of my parents and teachers, I made to the medical college. During my stay in Nishtar medical college, Multan as a medical student, I was determined to have best possible postgraduate medical training. Read more..

I am an advanced Interventional Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist with expertise in non-surgical endoscopic procedures for billiard and pancreatic conditions. I have conducted original clinical research and published work internationally in the fields of hepatology and viral hepatitis.

I'm an Interventional Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist, specializing in non-surgical procedures for biliary and pancreatic conditions, with international research recognition.

• upper GI endoscopy
• Endoscopic Management Of Gastrointestinal Bleeding
• Colonoscopy & Flexible Sigmoidoscopy,polypectomy
• Esophageal Variceal Sclerotherapy/banding
• Esophageal Dilation, Penumatic Dilation
• Percutaneausendoscopic Gastrostomy
• Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangio Pancreatogram(ERCP)
• Polypectomy & Liver Biopsy Under Ultrasonic Guidance

Professor Gill is invited by EASL Governing board for participation in EASL 50th Anniversary conference

Presented by N28 Alumini association December 2010, Nishtar Medical college Multan.

Conferred upon by the president of Pakistan, in recognition of outstanding contribution in the field of medicine. August 14, 2006. This is the second highest civilian award of the country.

Presented by Nishtar Alumni association December 2010, Nishtar Medical College Multan, Pakistan.