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Faiza A. Khan, MD, FASA

Physician. Author. Advocate

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Category(ies): Anesthesiology | Physician

Faiza A. Khan, MD Anesthesiologist | Educator | Author

Board-certified Anesthesiologist at UAMS, Little Rock, AR, with expertise in Obstetric and Regional Anesthesia. Program Co-Director for the MOCA Anesthesia program, Residency Simulation Program Director and member of the ASA Simulation Education Network Editorial Board — passionate about simulation-based education, team performance, and expanding healthcare access globally and in underserved communities.

On SoMeDocs, Dr. Khan brings her love of storytelling and education together through lectures on narrative medicine and writing children’s books — exploring how the art of story can deepen clinical empathy, improve patient communication, and inspire the next generation of readers and healers.

✍️ Currently lecturing on:

Narrative Medicine in clinical practice
Writing Children’s Books — from idea to published author

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I believe that the best doctors are also the best listeners — and the best storytellers. Through medicine, simulation education, and children's books, I believe that the story is not separate from care — it is the heart of it.

Faiza A. Khan, MD, FASA

I believe that the best doctors are also the best listeners — and the best storytellers. Through medicine, simulation education, and children's books, I believe that the story is not separate from care — it is the heart of it.

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Lecture(s)

Children’s Books: Step by Step of the Writing and Publishing Process

Faiza A Khan, MD, FASA invites us to journey into the world of Children’s Books and learn how to share your story with the world.

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