Nasser Boshra, MD, FACP

Med­i­cine is an ever-evolv­ing human sci­ence, being said, I have spent a long time prac­tic­ing med­i­cine in the aca­d­e­m­ic teach­ing field. I teach res­i­dents and stu­dents as an assis­tant pro­fes­sor of Clin­i­cal Med­i­cine at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Illi­nois School of Med­i­cine and as core fac­ul­ty for Inter­nal Med­i­cine Res­i­den­cy pro­gram. My mis­sion is to strength­en the ethics of med­i­cine for new physi­cians, stress­ing the need to have own­er­ship in med­i­cine and main­tain long-term effi­cient patient care.

Stay­ing informed with all the changes in med­i­cine is very crit­i­cal to serve the best care for our patients and keep my patients informed and ori­ent­ed with long-term plan A, what to expect and antic­i­pate in the future. In brief, med­i­cine should offer advo­ca­cy for patients with qual­i­ty long-term up-to-date care.