Introduction
Dr. Asif Abbas Naqvi is Prof. of Medicine, Trustee and Academic Director  of CPMC.
He graduated From King Edward Medical College Lahore in 1977. He didMRCPin 1981 He has fellowship from London and Glasgow. He was awarded honorary fellow ship from College of Physician and Surgeons of Pakistan.

He is a senior lecturer at Sheffield Medical School and Hull York Medical School. He is a practicing consultant gastroenterologist, at Diana Princess of wales Hospital, UK. His other assignment is foundation programme dire ctor (Post graduate training Programme in the UK).

His last assignment in Pakistan was Professor of Medicine with Government of Punjab and he has worked in King Edward Medical College and Allama lqbal Medical College, Lahore as Associate andAssistant Professorof Medicine.

He is a member of British Society of Gastroenterology and is an examiner for Royal College of Physicians of United Kingdom forMRCP and for the MBBS course of Universityof Sheffield.
 

Message:
The aim of undergraduate education is to produce competent doctors who will have knowledge, skills and the right attitude to meet the fast changing challenges of the 21 century health care.

In order to achieve this aim, Central Parks Medical College has devised a progressive MBBS course which will deliver the curriculum which, while conforming to PMDC requirements will use most of innovative development in medical education. It will have features like Problem based learning, integrated learning and student selected modules.

The educational program will be patient centered right from the beginning of the course and will have an element of exposure to the patient in both primary and secondary health care settings.

The other salient feature of this program is to get regular contributions of teachers from affiliated teaching institutions of United Kingdom who have international reputation in medical education. Apart from the visits of these teachers from abroad, we will be using the Video Teleconference Technology, as part of distant teaching and learning.

The clinical placements of students in clinical years will include not only in the attached teaching hospital but a percentage of students will be placed in teaching hospital abroad especially in United Kingdom.