Dr. Mohammad Zaman is knowledgeable and knows what he is doing. The staff was caring and understanding too. I will continue seeing him.

Dr. Mohammad Zaman, MD, MBA, FCCP, FACP
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About Dr. Mohammad Zaman
Dr Mohammad Zaman is the Director of Critical Care Medicine at Brookdale University Hospital Medical Center.
Specialties
Languages
English, German, Spanish
Services & procedures 30
Background & credentials
Professional statement
Dr Mohammad Zaman is one of Brooklyn's top Pulmonologist. He is dedicated to treating patients with various lung and sleep disorders. His approach is defined by providing comprehensive treatment options to each patient. Dr Zaman has been practicing for more than 30 years in the field and is currently the Director, Critical Care Division at The Brookdale University Hospital Medical Center. He is a member of the Board of Directors at Metropolitan Sleep Associates PLLC and Secretary and Member Board of Directors at West Side Medical PC.
Education & training
George Washington University,MBA(Health Care),January,2008. Dhaka Medical College, M.B., B.S.,December,1979. Internship (Rotating):Dhaka Medical College Hospital,Bangladesh,December,1979-December, 1980. Primary care Physician:Bangladesh Rural Health care Center,Dec 1979 to March,1981. Anesthesiologist:Dhaka Medical College Hospital,Bangladesh,March,1981-October, 1981. Preparation for ECFMG exam and Immigration to USA:October 1981 to June 1982. Internal Medicine Residency:Kings Brook Jewish Medical Center,Brooklyn,New York,July,1982-October,1985. Critical Care Medicine Fellowship: Brookdale University Hospital & Medical Center, Brooklyn, N.Y., July, 1985-June, 1987. Pulmonary Medicine Fellowship: Brookdale University Hospital & Medical Center, Brooklyn, N.Y., July, 1987-June, 1988.
Board certifications
Diplomat American Board of Internal Medicine, 1986 Diplomat ABIM, subspecialty Pulmonary Diseases, 1988 Diplomat ABIM, subspecialty Critical Care Medicine, 1989-1999, 1999- 2009 and 2010 to 2020. Diplomat American Board of Internal Medicine, subspecialty of SLEEP medicine, 2009-2019,
Memberships & affiliations
Fellow of the American College of Chest Physicians,1992 Fellow, American College of Physicians,2011 Member, Society of Critical Care Medicine Member at Large, executive committee, Bangladesh Medical Association of North America,1992-94 President, Bangladesh Medical Association of North America, New York Chapter, 1995 to 1998
Awards & publications
"Monitoring peripheral Venous LACTIC Acid Levels is a meaningful, effective and Feasible.Alternative to Arterial Lactate Levels with Septic Shock":Ageli A, Noman T, Rathnasabathy C, Chenthilmurgan H , Nadeem O, Bondi E, Zaman M.(Presented at ATS annual meeting May 15-20, 2009.) Reducing Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia Through Advanced Oral-Dental Care:A 48-Month Study Robert Garcia,BS, MMT(ASCP),CIC,Linda Jendresky,MPH,CIC,CPHQ,Larry Colbert,MS,CIC,Althea Bailey,RN,MS,Mohammed Zaman,MD and Mujbur Majumder,MD,American journal of critical care,November 2009 vol. 18 no.6 523-532 “Bronchiolitis Obliterance with Organizing Pneumonia”; Padmanabhan, Zaman MH,et al(American Journal of Respiratory Diseases, 2001). “Primary Melanoma of Lung: a Case Report”; Majumder, MR; Zaman MH, et al(American Journal of Respiratory Diseases, December, 2001) “A Rare Malposition of the Central Catheter; Mohammad H. Zaman, M.B.B.S., Puroshattam Mitra, M.B.B.S.,Elliott Bondi, M.D., Jonas Gintautas, M.D, PhD. Adel Abidir, M.D.(CHEST 1990, 98:768-70) “A Case of Free Air Under Diaphragm”, Lee E., Zaman MH, Saxena M, Bondi E (accepted for Publication, 1994, Western Journal of Medicine) “Knowledge Attitude & Practice of Contraception, Population & Health in Urban Areas” paper Presented at the Environment at Dhaka Medical College, Bangladesh, February, 1978 “Collection of Vital Statistics during Field Practice” paper presented at students’ seminar on HRF 001 teaching of reproduction, population dynamics & MCH based family planning Sponsored by “WHO” at Mymensingh Medical College, Bangladesh, October, 1978
This was my first visit with Dr. Mohammad Zaman. Everyone was super friendly and seemed genuinely interested in helping me. He was particularly great and it’s hard to find a good internist. Thanks DocChecker.
When I spoke to Dr. Zaman i was pleased to know that he knows so much about my lung problem. I am under the doctor's care and taking meds. Overall the office visit went well. I will recommend this specialist.
If you are looking for a good Lung Doctor then you should see Dr. Zaman. I am seeing him for care and treatments currently. I would say he is doing a good job treating my condition.
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