Imran Idrees Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences

Behind every successful event are students who work tirelessly without the spotlight✨️

Proudly honoring our dedicated students for their outstanding management & organization of college events:
*Breast Cancer Awareness Seminar
*Orientation Ceremony
*Farewell Ceremony

Your hard work and teamwork made these events a success. Congratulations to all!

May your Eid be filled with blessings and meaningful moments. Eid-ul-Adha Mubarak — From Imran Idrees Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences ✨

عمران ادریس گروپ کی جانب سے حج مبارک! اللہ پاک تمام حجاج کرام کا حج اور دعائیں قبول فرمائے۔

The Institutional Review Board (IRB) at the Imran Idrees Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences (IIIRS) successfully conducted a formal session for the research synopsis defense of the students enrolled in the BS Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) program on May 06, 2026 in Board Room, IICP.
The meeting was chaired by Dr. Sana Iqbal (Chairperson IRB & Vice Principal), with the presence of key committee members including:
• Mr. Muhammad Wajid Munir (HOD, Operation Theatre Technology)
• Mr. Muhammad Abdul Hannan (HOD, Radiography and Imaging Technology)
• Ms. Esha Nawal (Lecturer/Coordinator)
• Mr. Ahtasham Ahmad (Lecturer, Medical Laboratory Technology)
• Mr. Muhammad Adeel (Lecturer, Medical Laboratory Technology)
Key Highlights of the Session:
Students of the BS Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) program presented research proposals focusing on major areas of clinical diagnostics, laboratory investigation and disease biomarkers.
The research projects demonstrated the students’ commitment to advancing laboratory diagnostics, biomarker-based disease assessment, and evidence-based clinical research in the field of Medical Laboratory Technology.
The IRB committee conducted a comprehensive evaluation of each research proposal and provided valuable recommendations to ensure compliance with ethical guidelines and scientific research standards. The overall quality of the synopses was appreciated, while minor methodological improvements were suggested to enhance the reliability and validity of the studies.
The successful defense of these synopses represents an important academic achievement for our MLT students, strengthening the integration of laboratory diagnostics with evidence-based research. We remain dedicated to promoting innovation, scientific inquiry and excellence in healthcare education.

The Pioneers Have Graduated!
Cheers to the historic Batch of 2022–2026, the very first passing-out class of the Allied Health Sciences! We recently gathered to bid a beautiful and bittersweet farewell to our incredible students from the MLT, RIT, and OTT departments. You came to us with big dreams, and today you leave as confident professionals ready to transform the healthcare world.

It was an absolute honor to celebrate this milestone alongside Vice Principal Dr. Sana Iqbal, Principal Prof Dr. Muhammad Sabir, Head of Department Sir Abdul Hanan, and our exceptional faculty members who have guided, inspired, and supported these students every step of the way.
To our unforgettable first batch: you have set a remarkable benchmark for future generations, and we could not be prouder of your journey. Wishing you endless success as you embark on your professional healthcare careers!

The 2nd Institutional Review Board (IRB) at the Imran Idrees Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences successfully conducted a formal session for the research synopsis defense of students enrolled in the BS Medical Imaging Technology (MIT) program.

The meeting was chaired by Dr. Sana Iqbal (Chairperson IRB & Vice Principal), with the presence of key committee members including:
Dr. Muhammad Abdul Hannan (HOD, Medical Imaging Technology)
Mr. M Wajid Munir (HOD, Operation Theater Technology)
Dr. Sadia Azam (Senior Lecturer)
Ms. Esha Nawal (Lecturer/Coordinator)

Students presented their research proposals focusing on vital aspects of diagnostic imaging, patient safety, and advanced radiological practices.

The successful defense of these synopses represents a significant academic milestone for our MIT students, reinforcing the integration of clinical expertise with research-driven practice. We remain dedicated to promoting a culture of evidence-based imaging and innovation in diagnostic sciences.

Career Opportunity: Lecturer – RIT

Join the Imran Idrees Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences Sialkot. We are hiring a Lecturer for our Radiography and Imaging Technology department.

📩 How to Apply: Send your CV to [email protected] by May 7th, 2026. Please specify the position you are applying for in your email.

Behind every diagnosis is a dedicated professional working with precision and care. This week, we’re shining a light on the incredible laboratory team at Imran Idrees Teaching Hospital. Thank you for being the backbone of our patient care. 🔬❤️

Grow Your Career with Imran Idrees Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences!
Are you a qualified professional looking for your next big step? We’re hiring Lecturers (OTT & RIT) and a Computer Operator/Coordinator to join our team in Sialkot.

Perks: State-of-the-art daycare and hostel facilities.

📩 How to Apply: Send your CV to [email protected] and mention your position in the subject line.

Last Date: 30-04-2026
Don't miss out—apply today!

April 23, 2026
The Institutional Review Board (IRB) at the Imran Idrees Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences successfully conducted a formal session for the research synopsis defense of students enrolled in the BS Operation Theater Technology (OTT) program.
The meeting was chaired by Dr. Sana Iqbal (Chairperson IRB & Vice Principal), with the presence of key committee members including:
Mr. Muhammad Wajid Munir (HOD, Operation Theater Technology)
Ms. Sadia Azam (Senior Lecturer)
Ms. Esha Nawal (Lecturer/Coordinator)

Students presented their research proposals covering critical areas of surgical safety and clinical management.
Advancing Academic Excellence
The IRB committee engaged in a rigorous evaluation of each proposal, providing expert feedback to ensure the studies meet international ethical and clinical research standards. While the overall quality of the synopses was commended, the committee recommended minor modifications to the research methodologies to further strengthen the validity of the final outcomes.

The successful defense of these synopses marks a significant milestone for our OTT students, bridging the gap between clinical practice and academic research. We remain committed to fostering a culture of evidence-based practice and surgical innovation.